Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) has announced the availability of its 2026/2027 Change of Course application for candidates who applied for Full-Time National Diploma (ND) and B.Sc. (Education) programmes but are yet to be offered admission
The Admissions Department of Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) has released an internal memorandum dated November 5, 2026, informing applicants about available programmes for the 2026/2027 academic session.
The opportunity is intended for candidates who initially applied to the college for Full-Time National Diploma (ND) or B.Sc. (Education) programmes but have not yet secured admission.
Affected candidates are encouraged to consider changing to another programme from the available options, subject to meeting the relevant admission requirements.
*Available National Diploma (ND) Programmes*
According to the memorandum, the following programmes are listed for change of course:
📍Agricultural and Bio-Environmental Engineering
📍Agricultural Technology
📍Architectural Technology
📍Banking and Finance
📍Building Technology
📍Chemical Engineering
📍Civil Engineering
📍Estate Management
📍Fashion Design
📍Food Science and Technology
📍General Art
📍Hospitality Management
📍Industrial Maintenance Engineering
📍Tourism Management Technology
📍Marine Engineering
📍Mechatronics Engineering
📍Metallurgical Engineering
📍Mineral and Petroleum Engineering
📍Office Technology and Management
📍Polymer Technology
📍Printing Technology
📍Quantity Surveying
📍Railway Engineering
Statistics
📍Taxation
📍Transport Planning and Management
📍Surveying and Geo-Informatics
📍Textile Technology
📍Urban and Regional Planning
📍Welding and Fabrication Engineering
*Available B.Sc. (Education) Programmes*
The following programmes are also listed:
📍Business Education
📍Computer Education
📍Biology Education
📍Chemistry Education
📍Integrated Science Education
📍Physics Education
📍Art Education
📍Home Economics Education
📍Industrial Technical Education
📍Mathematics Education
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