Thomas Adewumi University Hosts NUC Accreditation Teams for Three Engineering Programmes
Thomas Adewumi University (TAU) has hosted accreditation teams from the National Universities Commission (NUC) to assess three academic programmes under its Faculty of Engineering.
Philip22
Thomas Adewumi University (TAU) has hosted accreditation teams from the National Universities Commission (NUC) to assess three academic programmes under its Faculty of Engineering.
The programmes evaluated during the accreditation exercise include:
- Civil Engineering.
- Computer Engineering.
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
The exercise involved a comprehensive assessment of the University's academic resources and infrastructure to determine compliance with established national academic standards.
The accreditation teams inspected various facilities and resources across the departments, including:
- Academic resources.
- Laboratories.
- Workshops.
- Lecture rooms.
- Staffing and personnel.
- Other teaching and learning facilities.
The assessment was aimed at evaluating the University's preparedness and capacity to deliver quality engineering education in line with the requirements of the National Universities Commission.
Speaking on the exercise, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Cisca Oladipo, reaffirmed Thomas Adewumi University's commitment to academic excellence, innovation and the delivery of quality engineering education.
The visiting accreditation teams also commended the University for its hospitality and preparedness throughout the exercise.
The accreditation exercise reflects TAU's continued efforts to strengthen its academic programmes, improve institutional capacity and provide an enabling environment for teaching, learning and research.
The University reiterated its commitment to producing competent, innovative and globally competitive engineering graduates equipped with the knowledge and practical skills required to contribute meaningfully to technological advancement and national development.
