The new programme, a statement by the institution revealed, will begin in the fall 2023 session, which opens in August.
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The American University of Nigeria (AUN) has announced the President of the African Export-Import Bank, Professor Benedict Okechukwu Oramah, as Keynote Speaker at its 14th Commencement Ceremony on May 27th. Oramah, who holds a 1991 Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics, is a Professor of International Trade and Finance.
The Master’s program, which is developed and will be run in collaboration with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), begins in the fall (September) semester.
This was contained in a statement issued by AUN’s Executive Director, Communications, Daniel Okereke, on Monday.
The AUN Commencement ceremony scheduled for Saturday, May 21, 2022, will be exceptional. The graduating Class of 2022 is top-notch and industry-ready; it comprises very bright young men and women who have passed through a rigorous academic program in a liberal arts curriculum that inculcates critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
The annual graduation ceremony is scheduled to hold on May 21, 2022 at the main campus of the AUN.
The 13 from Chibok joined other new students from all the 36 states of Nigeria, Rwanda, Niger Republic and Cameroon.
Sequel to a long restructuring process, the American University of Nigeria Yola, Adamawa State has disengaged the services of about 400 of its staff.
AUN, whose Governing Council had approved full compliance with the Federal Government of Nigeria’s directive to all tertiary institutions to close down as a precautionary measure against further spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, will begin course delivery through online channels with effect from March 30, the Vice President for University Relations, Dr. Abubakar Abba Tahir, announced on Monday.
Former Vice President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar, and his wife, Hajia Titi Abubakar, at the Nikkai ceremony of the daughter…
The American University of Nigeria has announced the commencement of six undergraduate programmes in Engineering, beginning from the 2019 fall semester.
How was I going to achieve these contradictions? I reached out to my 14-year-old son who incidentally is in the audience today. I asked his opinion on how I should go about it. He rolled his eyes with a bored look on his face in a way that had only been perfected by teenagers and said to me with a voice as deep as he could muster; one I’m guessing in his opinion is laden with wisdom. He said: “Mum, be short, be relatable and don’t steal their thunder”
A strong parliamentary voice in Nigeria, Hon. Nnenna Elendu-Ukeje, will be the 2019 Commencement Speaker at the American University of Nigeria on May 18.
Titi Abubakar, wife of former Vice President of Nigeria, Waziri Atiku Abubakar, has admonished the new set of students graduating from the Feed and Read Programme of the American University of Nigeria to show good examples of the values that can be imbibed through education.
President Dawn Dekle of American University of Nigeria on Monday urged new students to strive to overcome personal circumstances of their birth and challenges in childhood, including economic and social class expectations, to achieve greatness.
The Government of Nigeria has endorsed Dr. Abubakar Sadiq Hussaini as the country’s sole candidate to contest the position of Secretary General of the African Telecommunications Union in August.
Abubakar made the observation while speaking to News Agency of Nigeria at the end of events marking the 10th Commencement and Presidential Inauguration of the American University of Nigeria, Yola.
He was among the 158 that graduated from the institution on Saturday
The President of the university, Dr Dawn Dekle, said this at the graduation ceremony at the university’s main campus in Adamawa.The President of the university, Dr Dawn Dekle, said this at the graduation ceremony at the university’s main campus in Adamawa.
AUN’s contingent of South African students organized the evening of solidarity songs, tributes, poetry recitations and personal recollections and was supported by expatriate and Nigerian members of the community.