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Maduka University earns 100% full NUC accreditation
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Maduka University earns 100% full NUC accreditation

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The National Universities Commission (NUC) conducted a comprehensive accreditation
exercise for selected academic programmes at Maduka University, Ekwegbe-Nsukka,
between October and December 2025. Following the evaluation, the University achieved an
outstanding result, with all seven programmes presented for accreditation receiving Full
Accreditation Status.

The accredited programmes are:

Accounting

Mass Communication

Computer Science

Cyber Security

Software Engineering

Economics

International Relations

Programme scores ranged from 84.8% to 97.0%, comfortably exceeding the benchmark
required for Full Accreditation.

According to the NUC’s official results, 100% of the
programmes assessed earned Full Accreditation, with no programme receiving Interim or
Denied Accreditation.

The accreditation status for all seven programmes is valid until 2030,
reaffirming the University’s sustained compliance with national quality assurance standards.
The accreditation panels acknowledged several institutional strengths, including:

Strong academic curriculum and programme delivery.

Compliance with the Benchmark Minimum Academic Standards (BMAS/CCMAS).

Adequate library services and learning resources.

Functional teaching and learning environment.

Commitment to quality assurance and academic excellence.

Overall institutional capacity to deliver quality university education.

Overall, the accreditation outcome reflects Maduka University’s continued commitment to
academic excellence, institutional quality assurance, and regulatory compliance.

Achieving Full Accreditation in all seven programmes assessed demonstrates that the University meets the National Universities Commission’s standards for academic quality, staffing,
infrastructure, library resources, and governance. The outcome provides assurance to students, parents, employers, and other stakeholders that the University’s academic
programmes satisfy nationally approved standards and remain positioned for continuous importance.

For Enquiries:
Rose: 08055091802 , 08065356367
Henry: 09157893107

Email: admission@madukauniversity.edu.ng

Website: madukauniversity.edu.ng

Admissions Portal: admissions.madukauniversity.edu.ng

Maduka University earns 100% full NUC accreditation

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