NUC Approves 50 Full-Time Academic Programmes for Emmanuel Alayande University of Education!

NUC Approves 50 Full-Time Academic Programmes for Emmanuel Alayande University of Education!


The Emmanuel Alayande University of Education is charting new academic territories with 50 programmes receiving the NUC's nod. But what does this mean for the university's educational landscape, and how might it alter the trajectory of many educational careers? If you're pondering over the potential avenues this could open or the specific courses approved, delve deeper into the details that herald a new chapter for the institution.




In an impressive expansion of its academic offerings, the Emmanuel Alayande University of Education, located in Oyo State, has been granted approval by the National Universities Commission (NUC) to commence 50 full-time undergraduate programmes. This significant development comes on the heels of a comprehensive resource verification by NUC experts, aimed at ascertaining the readiness of the university to provide quality education across various disciplines.
Approval ✅ NUC’s Approval of Programmes
Courses 🏫 50 Full-Time Undergraduate Programmes
Start Date 🗓️ 2023/2024 Academic Session
Modes Covered 🛑 Full-Time Only; Part-Time Not Approved
Programme Range 🎒 From Sciences to Arts and Technology
Requirements 📋 Adequate Human and Material Resources
Nomenclature 🔤 Approved Titles to Be Used
Focus 🎯 Development and Growth of Programmes





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NUC’s Official Communique

A letter from the office of the Executive Secretary of the NUC states:

“The Vice-Chancellor is hereby notified of the successful assessment of human and material resources for the proposed programmes at Emmanuel Alayande University of Education. Consequently, the Ag. Executive Secretary has affirmed the establishment of the following full-time undergraduate programmes, which are set to commence in the Main Campus from the 2023/2024 academic session.”
A Glimpse into the Approved Programmes

The university now boasts a diverse range of programmes spanning from education in natural sciences, technology, arts, to social sciences. Here is a list of the newly approved courses:B.Sc. (Ed) Biology Education
B.Sc. Biology
B.Sc. (Ed) Integrated Science
B.Sc. (Ed) Chemistry Education
B.Sc. Chemistry
B.Sc. (Ed) Mathematics Education
B.Sc. (Ed) Computer Science Education
B.Sc. Computer Science
B.Sc. (Ed) Physics Education
B.Sc. (Ed) Health Education
B.Sc. (Ed) Human Kinetics/Physical Education
B.Sc. (Ed) Economics Education
B.Sc. Economics
B.Sc. (Ed) Environmental Education
B.Sc. (Ed) Geography Education
B.Sc. (Ed) Educational Management
B.Ed. Educational Technology
B.Tech (Ed) Building Technology Education
B.Tech (Ed) Metal Work Technology Education
B.Tech (Ed) Automobile Technology Education
B.Tech (Ed) Woodwork Technology Education
B.Tech (Ed) Electrical/Electronics Education
B.A. Ed. History and International Studies
B.A. (Ed) English/Literature in English
B.A. English Language and Literary Studies
B.LIS. Library and Information Science
B.A. (Ed) French
B.A. (Ed) Yoruba
B.A. (Ed) Hausa
B.Sc. (Ed) Political Science Education
B.Sc. Political Science
B.Sc. (Ed) Social Work
B.Sc. (Ed) Social Studies and Civic Education
B.Sc. (Ed) Special Education
B.Ed. Guidance and Counselling
B.Ed. Adult and Continuing Education
B.Ed. Early Childhood Education
B.Ed. Primary Education
B.A. (Ed) Arabic Education
B.A. (Ed) Christian Religious Studies
B.A. (Ed) Islamic Studies
B.A. (Ed) Creative Arts Education
B.A. (Ed) Music
B.A. (Ed) Fine and Applied Arts
B.A. (Ed) Theatre Arts
B.Sc. (Ed) Agricultural Science Education
B.Sc. (Ed) Home Economics Education
B.Sc. (Ed) Business Education
B.Sc. (Ed) Entrepreneurship Education
B.Sc. Accounting
Emphasising Full-Time Learning

The NUC’s approval emphasises that these programmes are to be offered strictly on a full-time basis. The part-time mode of these courses has not received approval, underlining the commission’s focus on full-time education’s immersive and continuous learning experience.
Maintaining Academic Integrity

The university is tasked with upholding the prescribed titles and nomenclatures of the programmes. Any anticipated changes in the future would necessitate further approval from the NUC, ensuring that academic standards remain stringent and consistent.
Commitment to Quality Education

The university is also reminded to maintain adequate human and material resources to foster the growth and development of these approved programmes. This is a clarion call for the institution to ensure that the highest educational standards are met and sustained.