Frequently Asked Questions

NESIBIC is a Christ-centred Bible college committed to equipping believers with sound biblical knowledge, spiritual formation, leadership skills, and practical ministry training to impact the Church and the world. It was founded in 1997 in Lagos, Nigeria.

NESIBIC welcomes pastors, ministry workers, church leaders, students, and believers who desire deeper biblical understanding and spiritual growth. Programmes are available from Certificate to Doctorate level for individuals at every stage of their ministerial journey.

NESIBIC offers Certificate, Diploma, Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral programmes in Theology, Ministry & Leadership, Missions & Evangelism, Christian Education, and Counselling & Christian Care — across three academic departments.

Entry requirements vary by level: Certificate requires basic literacy and Christian faith commitment; Diploma requires secondary school or equivalent; Bachelor's requires a Diploma or equivalent; Master's requires a Bachelor's degree; Doctorate requires a Master's degree with research capability.

Certificate: 6–12 months. Diploma: 1–2 years. Bachelor's: 3–4 years. Master's: 1–2 years. Doctorate: 3–5 years.

NESIBIC offers flexible learning through on-campus, online, and hybrid study modes to accommodate both local (Lagos-based) and international students.

English is the main language of teaching. All course materials, assessments, and academic communications are conducted in English.

Applicants must complete the application form (available from the Registrar's Office or online), submit academic and identification documents, provide a pastoral reference where required, and pay the non-refundable application fee of USD 7.

Yes. NESIBIC offers flexible tuition payment plans, ministry sponsorship opportunities, and limited scholarships based on merit, need, or ministry involvement. Contact the Registrar's Office for details.

NESIBIC programmes are designed to meet international biblical education standards and are recognised within partnering Christian institutions and ministry networks.

Yes. Flexible schedules and online learning options allow students to balance academic study with ministry and professional responsibilities. This is a core part of NESIBIC's accessibility mission.

Yes. Many programmes include internships, field ministry, leadership training, and outreach assignments to provide real-life ministry experience alongside academic study.

Assessment includes assignments, examinations, ministry projects, participation, and research dissertations for advanced postgraduate programmes.

NESIBIC emphasises holistic formation through conferences, seminars, chapel services, mentorship, outreach programmes, and spiritual development activities alongside academic coursework.

Yes. Transfer credits from recognised theological institutions may be accepted after evaluation by the Academic Affairs Office. Contact the Registrar to discuss your situation.

Students have access to academic advising, spiritual mentorship, counselling support, and ministry placement guidance.

Students must complete required coursework and credits, submit approved research projects or dissertations (for postgraduate levels), maintain satisfactory academic performance, and clear all financial obligations.

NESIBIC combines biblical depth, practical ministry training, global mission vision, and leadership development within a spiritually vibrant environment — and has operated largely on scholarships and partial scholarships since its founding, driven by compassion rather than profit.

Yes. NESIBIC welcomes international students and provides online study pathways for those outside the campus location in Lagos, Nigeria.

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