Educational resources and news for Nigerian students tagged with National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN)
The National Open University, NOUN Science Practical Classes At Lagos Study Centres Special Notice has been released by the school authorities and all students are hereby informed. NOUN Science Practical Classes At Lagos Study Centres Notice This is to notify all 100 level B.Sc. Science and B.Sc. (Ed) students in LAGOS STUDY CENTRES that their …
B.Sc International & Diplomatic Studies Programme has been introduced into the National Open University (NOUN) This is to inform interested candidates that, B.Sc. INTERNATIONAL AND DIPLOMATIC STUDIES is now available for admission, under the faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, commencing from June 2016 at the National Open University (NOUN). Interested candidates who meet the admission …
According to the Controller of Prisons, Lagos Command, Mr Timothy Tinuonye, no less than 70 inmates are currently studying for various NOUN programmes in the three prisons in the state. He stated that the number will rise because of the tuition-free policy that has been offered recently by the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN). He noted …
According to the News Agency of Nigeria, the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), has stated that it will be offering free education for Nigerian prisoners so as to aid them in acquiring formal education to improve their quality of life. The Director, Abakaliki Study Centre of NOUN,Dr. Jonathan Aliede, announced this on Monday. He explained that the measure was …
According to media reports, prison inmates who desire to further their education across the country have been granted 100 per cent waiver by the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN). It was gathered that the development is to help the institution deliver on its mandate of making education accessible to the less privileged in the …
The House of Representatives yesterday mandated its Standing Committees on Tertiary Education and Services, and Federal Judiciary to investigate the non-enrolment of law graduates of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) into Nigerian Law Schools. The resolution followed the adoption of a motion tagged “Call on the Council of Legal Education and the Body …
The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) has granted a 100 per cent waiver to prison inmates desiring education across the country. The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Abdalla Uba Adamu, who revealed this in Abuja while hosting the Vice Chancellor of the Nigerian Turkish Nile University, Prof. Huseyin Sert, stated that the waiver, which …
