NUC Grants License To Amadeus University In Abia
The National Universities Commission (NUC) has officially granted a licence to Amadeus University, Amizi, Abia State to operate as a private university.
The ceremony, which took place recently in Abuja at the commission’s headquarters, also attracted key stakeholders.
Amadeus University is set to embark on its mission to deliver quality education with a unique focus on entrepreneurship, research, innovation, and social impact.
The establishment of Amadeus University is a response to the growing need for expanded access to higher education in the country. Driven by a vision to empower youth, Dr. Godwin Nwabunka, a development economist and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Grooming Centre, founded Amadeus University.
Speaking after the ceremony, Dr. Nwabunka remarked: “The establishment of Amadeus University is a testament to our commitment to building capacity, providing opportunities as we do at Grooming Centre, and promoting entrepreneurship to reap the dividends of Nigeria’s young demographic. Our university will provide a distinct educational experience while fostering innovation, research, and sustainable outcomes.”
The university is located in Amizi, Ikwuano Local Government Area of Abia State. The cultural richness and lush topography of the environment offers an ideal setting for learning.
The university’s faculties and departments will cover various fields of study, ensuring a comprehensive and well-rounded education for its students. Additionally, the institution aims to foster academic, sporting and social linkages with other universities across the globe, further enriching the learning experience.
According to Prof. Akaneren Essien, Chairman of the university’s Planning and Implementation Committee: “Education is a powerful tool for empowerment and positive change. Through Amadeus University, we aspire to produce globally competitive graduates who will drive socioeconomic development with meaningful results.
He said the university looks forward to welcoming its first set of students and it will make a lasting impact in the field of tertiary education.
Prof. Essien urged prospective students and parents to visit the university site;
www.amadeusuniversity.org or email
enquiries@amadeusuniversity.org.
