Miva offers master's degree programmes in Business Administration, Information Technology, Public Administration, Public Health, Criminology and Security Management, Supply Chain Management, International and Sustainable Development, and more. Miva's postgraduate catalogue is expanding as new programmes are introduced.

Yes. Miva master's programmes are designed for online learning, giving students the flexibility to study alongside work and other commitments.

Miva's current master's programmes are structured over 3-4 semesters. Individual programme pages provide the duration for each programme.

Applicants generally need a bachelor's degree from a recognised university, with a minimum of second class lower division. Applicants with an HND and a minimum of upper credit may also be considered. Applicants with lower academic qualifications may require a PGD or relevant work experience, depending on the programme.

Work experience is not generally required, although relevant professional experience may be an advantage for some programmes. Miva's master's programmes are designed for both graduates and professionals who want to deepen their expertise or advance their careers.

Miva's master's tuition varies by programme. Tuition is payable per semester or through the available full-tuition payment option.

Yes. Miva's postgraduate programmes are designed with flexibility for professionals and graduates, allowing students to combine their studies with work and other commitments.

Miva Open University is licensed and recognised by the National Universities Commission (NUC).