LAUTECH Introduces Mass Communication and Five New Degree Programmes
Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) has expanded its academic offerings by introducing six new degree programmes, including Mass Communication, under the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) has expanded its academic offerings with the introduction of six new degree programmes, including Mass Communication.
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The acting Vice Chancellor, Prof Razaq Kalilu, made the announcement during the 16th convocation ceremony's grand finale held at the university's Great Hall in Ogbomoso. Prof Kalilu highlighted the university's commitment to evolving its academic landscape to meet its mandate and the vision set by Governor Seyi Makinde.
The new degree programmes introduced under the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences are:
1. Psychology
2. Mass Communication
3. Linguistics
4. Yoruba
5. Theatre Arts
6. Political Science
Additionally, a new Faculty of Law has been established to offer a degree programme in law.
Prof Kalilu mentioned that all seven newly introduced programmes have undergone Resource Verification in March this year. The university is awaiting approval from the National Universities Commission (NUC) to admit students for these programmes in the current academic session.
In his address, Prof Ayodeji Omole, the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council, encouraged the graduands to uphold the university's values. He stated, "As you receive your degrees, remember that you are not just graduates of LAUTECH but ambassadors of knowledge, integrity, excellence, service, and progress. Carry the torch of learning with pride and let your actions reflect the quality of education you have received."
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This expansion signifies LAUTECH's dedication to providing diverse and quality education, preparing students to be future leaders and contributors to society.
