UNIABUJA Achieves Full NUC Accreditation for 22 Programmes
University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) achieved full NUC accreditation for 22 programmes and interim accreditation for 4. This post lists the accredited programmes, including Banking and Finance, Computer Science, and Engineering. Learn about the accreditation status and its validity. Discover the significance of this achievement and how it impacts the university community. Read on for detailed information about UNIABUJA's accredited courses and what it means for students and staff.
The University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) has achieved a significant milestone by securing full accreditation from the National Universities Commission (NUC) for 22 of its academic programmes, with 4 programmes receiving interim accreditation.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Accreditation Year | 2024 |
| Full Accreditation | 22 Programmes |
| Interim Accreditation | 4 Programmes |
| Validity Period | 5 Years |
| University | UNIABUJA |
| Announced By | Vice-Chancellor |
| Notable Courses | Banking, Finance, Engineering |
Comprehensive Accreditation Success
In a recent accreditation exercise by the NUC, UNIABUJA presented 26 academic programmes for evaluation. Out of these, 22 programmes have been granted full accreditation, and 4 have received interim status. This achievement reflects the university’s commitment to maintaining high educational standards and providing quality education.
Programmes with Full Accreditation
The following academic programmes have received full accreditation:
- Banking and Finance
- Agriculture
- Christian Religious Knowledge
- English
- Linguistics
- Islamic Studies
- Philosophy
- Computer Science
- Agricultural Education
- Education Biology
- Education Chemistry
- Education Economics
- Education Mathematics
- Environmental Education
- Civil Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Biology
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Statistics
- Geography
- Political Science and International Relations
Programmes with Interim Accreditation
The programmes that received interim accreditation are:
- Economics
- Mechanical Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Integrated Science
Accreditation Validity
It is important to note that all accredited programmes have a validity period of five years. Programmes not listed here still maintain their full accreditation status until the next NUC evaluation.
Vice-Chancellor’s Message
Vice-Chancellor Professor Abdul-Rasheed Na’Allah shared the news with the university community via email. He expressed his joy and gratitude for the collective efforts that led to this success. He also appealed to the UNIABUJA Branch of ASUU and academic staff to resume classes, emphasizing the importance of working together to sustain the university’s achievements.
For more information about UNIABUJA’s accredited programmes and other updates, visit the official UNIABUJA website (https://www.uniabuja.edu.ng).
This accomplishment highlights UNIABUJA’s dedication to excellence in education, and it positions the university as a leading institution in Nigeria.
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