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NUC recognises FUT Daura, as degree awarding institution

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By Tayo ABIOLA

The National Universities Commission (NUC) has approved the take-off of fourteen programmes for the newly established Federal University of Transportation Daura, Katsina State.

The pioneer Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Umar Adam-Katsayal, disclosed this in an interview in Katsina.

The vice-chancellor announced that the approval was conveyed in a letter dated October 18, and signed by the commission’s acting Director, Academic Planning, Abubakar Girei.

“The acting Executive Secretary has considered and approved the establishment of full-time mode of the programmes to be run in the Main Campus of the University with effect from 2023/2024 session,” the letter stated.

According to him, the programmes approved for the university are “B.Eng. Civil Engineering, B.Eng. Electrical Electronics Engineering, B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering, B.Eng. Mechatronics Engineering, and B.Eng. Railway Engineering.

“Others include B.Eng. Highway Engineering, B.Sc. Aviation Management, B.Sc. Transport Management, B.Sc. Logistics and Supply Chain Management, B.Sc. Maritime Safety and Environmental Administration, and BSc. Railway Transport Management.

“And also B.Sc. Sea Port and Dry Port Management, B.Sc. Inland Waterways Safety and Environmental Administration and B.Sc. Maritime Economics.”

Mr Adam-Katsayal however, regretted, “the approval does not cover the part-time mode of delivery of the programmes.

“The programmes shall bear only the approved title and nomenclature and any change will require the approval of the commission.”

The NUC had on October 12 carried out resource verification on the university with a view to assessing human and material resources available for its take-off.

The newly established university was named, ‘Muhammad Buhari University of Transportation Daura’.

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