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All Relevant Updates/News in NOUN 

2ND Week Febuary

  1. ANY LIST OF COURSES BELOW IS NOW #6,500 PER EXAM REGISTRATION

CHM191, CHM192, BIO191, BIO192, CHM291, CHM292, PHY191, PHY192, CIT104, CIT191, CIT192, BIO218, BIO215, BIO201, MTH101,

More are still coming

NOTE: any practice exam fee is now #6,500

2. Notice! Notice!! Notice!!!

This is to inform all 100-level and 200-level science students that the Chemistry practical will start on  and concerned students are to register their names before

Drop your name in the Counselors office, NOUN IBSC.

Venue: Chemistry laboratory, NOUN Ibadan.

Note: Practical orientation on
Time: 10 am
Venue: Main Hall, NOUN Ibadan.

Sign:
NOUN IBSC.
JTECH

3. NOUN CGPA 

First Class: 4.50 and above

Second Class Upper: 3.50 – 4.49

Second Class Lower: 2.50 – 3.49

Third Class: 1.50 – 2.49

Pass – no certificate for you

IMPORTANT DATES

TMA BEGINS 4TH MARCH

POP EXAMS BEGINS 25TH APRIL

E-EXAMS BEGINS 23RD MAY

2nd Week January

  1. Urgent Notice For Postgraduate Students:

The PAS is now Open

Management has approved re-opening of the Project Administration System (PAS) to enable Study Centre to re-upload the corrected projects of the students of MSc Public Health.

Also to be uploaded are projects that were stepped-down for sundry infelicities, notably those without plagiarism reports, and those that were carelessly omitted.

All new submissions that meet the necessary requirements are also to be uploaded.

The general timetable is as follows…

Upload: 4th to 14th January,

Moderation/Defence: 23rd to 31st January,

All students making submission for defence should be informed of the aforementioned date, and if they will not be available, their work should not be uploaded.

Absence from defense, as earlier communicated, attracts a surcharge.

Best Regards

 

 

NOUN Latest Update: July 2026 Overview and Campus Developments

The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) continues to evolve as the country’s premier Open and Distance Learning (ODL) institution. As of July 2026, the university remains a central focus for academic discourse, infrastructure investment, and ongoing advocacy regarding student professional integration.

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Key Academic and Administrative News

41st Inaugural Lecture Series

NOUN has officially scheduled its 41st Inaugural Lecture for Thursday, July 30, 2026. The lecture will be delivered by Professor Samson Sunday Afolabi, a specialist in Mathematics Education, at the university’s headquarters in Jabi, Abuja. The session, titled “The What, Why, Who, How, and Where: My Story in the edifice of Mathematics Education,” will also be available for virtual participation.

Infrastructure and Development

The university is actively expanding its operational capacity. Recently, the Directorate of Procurement opened financial bids for the 2026 Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) intervention projects, which focus on academic staff training and development. Furthermore, the institution continues to celebrate its administrative history, recently honoring veteran administrator Mr. Hamza Aliyu during his retirement.

Philosophical and Intellectual Engagement

Under the leadership of Vice-Chancellor Prof. Uduma Oji Uduma, NOUN has prioritized intellectual leadership. Recent events include a lecture challenging the “Cartesian Model of Knowledge,” reflecting the university’s commitment to diverse epistemological perspectives. The university also maintains a strong focus on social responsibility, recently marking World Blood Donor Day and partnering with the ICPC to combat corruption.

Ongoing Advocacy: The Law Graduates Backlog

A significant point of contention in July 2026 remains the status of NOUN Law graduates. Thousands of qualified graduates from the 2019–2024 sets have been protesting, calling for urgent intervention from the Attorney-General of the Federation and the Council of Legal Education. The protesters are seeking inclusion in the mandatory Nigerian Law School programme, emphasizing that their exclusion has caused significant professional and personal hardship. Negotiations and advocacy efforts are ongoing to resolve this long-standing issue.

Quick Facts About NOUN

  • Establishment: Originally founded in 1983 and resuscitated in 2002.

  • Operational Model: Largest ODL provider in Nigeria with over 100 study centres.

  • Governance: Publicly funded under the oversight of the National Universities Commission (NUC).

  • Accessibility: Known for its flexible “Learn At Any Place, At Your Pace” motto, NOUN provides education to a vast student population across various faculties, including Law, Sciences, and Management.

Helpful Student Resources

For students looking to stay updated or manage their studies, it is recommended to utilize official channels and verified educational platforms:

  • Official NOUN News: nounnews.nou.edu.ng

  • Academic Guides: Explore further details on WealthInfo for tips on managing your student portal, handling TMAs, and tracking academic progress.

Disclaimer: Always verify important deadlines and notices through the official NOUN student portal or official university communication channels to ensure you are acting on the most current and accurate information.

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