Federal Gov’t Signs MoU With Private Varsity For Aviation University Take-off - Latest News
The minister said the MoU will enable Nile University to provide the attention and research support for the take-off of the undergraduate programme for the first two years as provided by the National Universities Commission , convention and practice.
He said, “It’s also expected that more research in academic collaboration is established between AAAU and Nile University for the mutual benefit of the two universities”. Spokesperson of the ministry, Odutayo Oluseyi, said at the MoU signing ceremony, Sirika said: “We are glad that in according to convention, norm and practice of the Nigerian University Commission, we are partnering with Nile University of Nigeria for support and take off of this University with the core mandate of aerospace aviation and aeronautical science.”
He further said the university will be run on dual mode physical and virtual beginning with B.Sc Aviation Business, B.Sc Meteorology. He assured all that following the NUC approval, a Master’s of Science in Aviation Management will commence in the University.
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