OAU Secures NUC’s Full Accreditation For Law, Dentistry, Others: The National Universities Commission (NUC), which has the statutory mandate to accredit academic programmes in all Nigerian Universities, has given full (100%) accreditation to all the academic programmes being run by the Faculty of Law, Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences and Faculty of Science in the University.
OAU Secures NUC’s Full Accreditation For Law, Dentistry, and Others
Programmes being run by other Faculties were also accredited by the NUC while all programmes at the Postgraduate level were also fully accredited.
Commenting on the results, the Vice-Chancellor of the University, Professor Eyitope Ogunbodede, lauded the patriotic zeal of the Professor Abubakar Rasheed-led NUC, for giving the best in ensuring that all academic programmes being run by the Nigerian Universities are of international standards and their products equipped with the required intellectual arsenal to compete favourably with their counterparts anywhere in the world.
The Vice-Chancellor also appreciated the institutional spirit of the members of the University’s Council led by Dr Yemi Ogunbiyi, the Senate, Departmental, Faculty and other Alumni Associations whose commitment assisted, in much greater measure, inputting all necessary facilities in place which eventually culminated in the accreditation of all the courses, particularly the programmes.
with initial outright denial or partial accreditation. With the latest accreditation of 42 undergraduate programmes, all 107 programmes at the university are now accredited.
Professor Ogunbodede, therefore, pledged that his administration would put in more efforts in ensuring the sustenance of the high moral, academic and cultural standards that the University is noted for.
He, again, called on all stakeholders in the education sector to do all within their power and means to assist the university in putting in place more structure and infrastructure that would make “we fully realise and bring into fruition the dreams of the founding fathers”.
Professor Ogunbodede, therefore, pledged that his administration would put in more effort in ensuring the sustenance of the high moral, academic and cultural standards that the University is noted for.
He, again, called on all stakeholders in the education sector to do all within their power and means to assist the university in putting in place more structure and infrastructure that would make “we fully realise and bring into fruition the dreams of the founding fathers”