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NUC scores LASU high in two courses evaluation
The National Universities Commission (NUC) Resource Assessment teams have evaluated two courses at Lagos State University: Bachelor of Arts (Education) in Music Education and Bachelor of Education in Social Studies and Civic Education. While the teams gave the university a pass mark, they urged the university management to make further improvements. During the exit meeting…
The National Universities Commission (NUC) Resource Assessment teams have evaluated two courses at Lagos State University: Bachelor of Arts (Education) in Music Education and Bachelor of Education in Social Studies and Civic Education. While the teams gave the university a pass mark, they urged the university management to make further improvements.
During the exit meeting held on Thursday, 8th May 2025 with the Vice-Chancellor of the University, Prof. Ibiyemi Ibilola Olatunji-Bello, and other members of the university management, the NUC Team Leads, Prof. Grace Ekong, and Prof. Hauwa Biu awarded the university very high marks. The meeting was held in the Vice-Chancellor’s conference room, main campus, Ojo, Lagos.
Earlier, the Vice-Chancellor, while receiving the two teams in the Senate Chamber, informed the members on the teams that she believed the visit would enhance the quality of academic activities in the university, adding that, it will further enable the university to develop a cutting-edge global standards in teaching, reaearch as well as learning. Her words, “In LASU, our slogan is…We are LASU, We are the Greatest!. We strive to project greatness in all that we do and in the way we conduct the business of the university.”
The Vice-Chancellor added that as an innovative institution, the University had made giant strides in aligning its academic programmes with global standards and integrating global best practices thereby ensuring that its graduates were equipped with relevant skills and knowledge to excel in an increasingly interconnected world.
She opined that the visit was a peer review, and the university had made adequate preparations to ensure the process met the NUC approved standard.
She expressed that the university has facilities for physical and virtual lectures, which allows students to receive lectures via hybrid mode of learning supported by the repository of e-resources at the University Library.
She ended her remark thus, “We are delighted with the progress made so far, and we see this visit as an opportunity not only for validation but also growth. We are open to your insights, recommendations, and constructive feedback, as they are vital to the continuous improvement of our curriculum, infrastructure, and overall academic delivery.”
Principal Officers present during the courtesy call were the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academics), Prof. Oseni Afisi; Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration), Prof. Adenike Boyo; Registrar, Mr Emmanuel A. Fanu; Bursar, Mr. Said Babatunde Olayinka and the University Librarian, Dr Omawumi Makinde.
The NUC had Prof. Hauwa Biu, Prof. Grace Ekong, Tolu Oludare and Joyce Ogwuolie in their teams.
The Acting Director, Academic Planning, Mr. Mukaila Kadiri and others from Academic Planning, LASU, were also in attendance.
Professors and other stakeholders from LASU were present, too.
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