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Notice!!! Dear University Community, Please be advised that the segment of the university portal at nouonline.net will be temporarily unavailable from December 20, 2023, to December 27, 2023, for essential service maintenance. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your cooperation. Thank you. |
OWERRI STUDY CENTRE ONLY My beloved people, we made special case for Owerri Study Centre. DEA has approved that Owerri could write tomorrow's exams on Saturday, 16/12/2023. Please, any student who has exams tomorrow, Friday, 15/12/2023 should come for it on Saturday, 16/12/2023 for obvious reasons. All exams will end on Saturday. Note that this announcement is only for Owerri Study Centre. Thanks. Director |
Abuja Model Study centre ONLY NOTICE OF SHIFT OF DAY 18 EXAMINATION FROM SATURDAY 16TH DECEMBER TO MONDAY 18TH DECEMBER 2023
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PAS PORTAL FOR PROJECT SUBMISSION CLOSING SOON This is to notify everyone that project submission is slated to close soon. Those that are concerned should act fast. Thanks. |
Mhistaedie01:Pros of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN): 1. Flexible Learning: NOUN offers flexible study options, allowing students to learn at their own pace and schedule, making it suitable for working professionals or individuals with other commitments. 2. Accessibility: The open and distance learning model makes education accessible to a broader range of individuals, including those in remote areas or with physical disabilities. 3. Affordability: NOUN tends to be more affordable than traditional universities, making higher education accessible to a wider socio-economic demographic. 4. Diversity: NOUN attracts a diverse student population, fostering an environment where individuals from different backgrounds can interact and learn from one another. Cons of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN): 1. Limited Physical Interaction: Due to the nature of distance learning, students may miss out on the traditional campus experience and face-to-face interactions with professors and peers. 2. Perception Challenges: Some employers and institutions may not fully recognize or value degrees from open universities, potentially affecting the credibility of NOUN graduates in certain professional fields. 3. Technology Dependency: As an open university, NOUN relies heavily on technology for course delivery. This may pose challenges for students with limited access to reliable internet or technological resources. 4. Less Hands-on Practical Experience: Certain courses, especially those requiring hands-on practical experience, may be challenging to deliver effectively in a distance learning format, potentially impacting the quality of education in those areas. NB: It's essential to consider these factors in the context of your individual needs and preferences when evaluating the National Open University of Nigeria. |
2023_2 TMAs final closure!!! Day: Sunday, 10th December,2023 Time: 11:59pm |
Kokomo:KINDLY VISIT YOUR CHOOSEN STUDY CENTRE |
Arabqueen:KINDLY VISIT YOUR CHOOSEN STUDY CENTRE. |
NOUN UPDATE!!! Important Notice 📣: Attention to all GST302 students for the 2023_2 session – please be informed that the platform is scheduled to close permanently at midnight on December 11, 2023. Students who have not completed their presentations may need to register for the course in the upcoming semester. Best wishes to everyone on the ongoing e-exams. |
WUSE II STUDY CENTRE FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT FINAL SEMINAR DEFENCE FOR 2023 This is to notify all students who are eligible to defend the under listed and had submitted their finished work that the final Seminar Defense for the year 2023 has been scheduled for Tuesday 12th December 2023. 1. MBA AND 2. MSC BUSINESS ADMIN SEMINAR DATE: TUESDAY 12TH DECEMBER 2023. VENUE: WUSE STUDY CENTRE TIME: 9AM YOU ARE TO GET YOUR POWERPOINT READY FOR THE PRESENTATION. Sign FOR: COORDINATOR NORTH CENTRAL |
2023_2 PROJECT DEFENCE UPDATES - WUSE2SC This is to inform all M.Sc/ M.Ed Students who have successfully submitted their project for defense and moderation that their defense begins on Thursday 14th December. 2023. Details of each department's time and date will be posted here as it unfolds. M.Sc. Business Administration- 14th December 2023 by 8:30am M.Sc. Information Technology. 20th December, 2023. By 8:30am All students defending the project must prepare their PowerPoint for presentation. Moreover, all students for defense should contact their Supervisor to join the defense virtually as it is now compulsory. Without your Supervisor, you may not be allowed to defend. All students concerned are also to ensure to have their student's I.D. card visibly display on the day of the defense. The affected students shall be contacted via text or phone call. Thank you WUSE 2 STUDY CENTRE. |
IBADAN STUDY CENTER SIWES PRESENTATION/DEFENSE This is to inform all the students who have completed their SIWES that the presentation/defense will hold on Monday, 18th December, 2023 at the Main Hall of the Study Centre. The following document are required for the presentation/defense: 1. Duly completed logbook 2. Well prepared comprehensive SIWES report 3. Employer's Assessment form and other related forms. 4. Remita for logbook payment. 5. Recommendation Letter from your respective employers. Please, help circulate this notice on other students platforms. Thanks. |
shezpwiti:its working.. |
NURTW SPECIAL STUDY CENTRE GARKI
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ANNOUNCEMENT!!! Dear Nounites We express our gratitude to everyone who participated in the Pen on Paper (POP) Exams, and we extend our best wishes for outstanding results. The E-exams are scheduled to commence on Monday, 27th November 2023. Ensure you are proficient in using a computer before the exam date. For those taking BED 111 & BED 112, please familiarize yourselves with Microsoft Word, as you will be typing during the exam. We wish each of you success as the exam day approaches. Thank you. Management and Staff, Ikorodu Model Study Centre. |
MCCARTY STUDY CENTRE IT/SIWES ORAL DEFENCE
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NEW: CHEMISTRY POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES INTRODUCED. Postgraduates Chemistry Programmes now introduced for prospective students seeking for admission in the university. It's now open for those in the field.
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Commencement of virtual moderation for undergraduate projects. Effect from 2024_1 all undergraduate project works must pass through plagiarism check.
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elguaje:Type it on Powerpoint. |
Rescheduling of 2023_2 POP Examination for DAY15 in KOGI STATE
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2023_2 Project Submission Students who have completed their Project , can now visit the study centre for submission. Ensure your project is signed by the project supervisor and by you. You are to submit 1hard copy (spiral bound) Supervisor score sheet (if available) One Burnable CD 1soft copy |
OUR STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AT LAW SCHOOL HAS VINDICATED NOUN Following the reported excellent academic performance of Law students of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) at the Nigeria Law School (NLS) as well as qualifying examinations, the Dean, Faculty of Law, Dr. Ernest Ugbejeh, has said their performance has vindicated the university. "The Council for Legal Education and the Body of Benchers conducted qualifying examination for students preparing for Nigeria Law School and our law students who participated in the examination did very well," Ugbejeh said. He stated this while fielding questions from NOUN News correspondent in his office at the headquarters of the university, Jabi, Abuja. "The fear of the regulatory body is that we run a part time programme; and that our students will not do well. From all indications, that misconception appeared to have been settled now. It is never a part-time programme. We had physical contact with our students and we facilitate them. "We also knew the quality of our students. We have students that are professors; we have students that are PhD holders. These are matured students. Most of them that actually desire to study law gave all their commitments to the study of law. "And when they went to the Nigerian Law School (NLS), the lecturers were amazed at their performance. They did so well and the report we got from our students was that they never had set of students that were as outstanding as our students in terms of conduct, in terms of academic performance; they earned so many awards by the end of their programme,” the dean said. Law students He added that "In fact, they (students) reported that at a point, they were saying that due to how they conducted themselves and their performance, they will recommend to all the universities in Nigeria to raise the admission requirements to like First Degree. Because they felt that most of them who came there were having First Degree; and that also contributed to their conducts and academic performance. "Majority of them did very well there. And the reports appeared to have settled the concern that we have low products from NOUN. That is the report; very, very encouraging." Speaking further, Ugbejeh said the faculty has everything within law cycle such as Moot Court, Chambers, Antoney-General, among others, which enable students learn the practical aspect of legal profession. He said "Moot Court is a simulation of what takes place in the court. Moot Court is the only opportunity provided for students during undergraduate to expose them to the practical aspect of law. "What happen presently across the nation, across the globe is that during the undergraduate level students are taught what we called substantive law. Substantive law is the component of law which enables them to handle cases professionally upon graduation." NOUN's Faculty of Law, the dean said, has six Moot Courts across the country where students learn practical aspect of law. These Moot Courts, according to him, are located in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Kano, Abuja, Enugu and Benin. He also said that Law Dinner programme is organised immediately after Moot Court Competitions where seasoned lawyers are invited to come and teach students about the ethics of the profession or professional code of conduct, style of dressing, how to speak, among others. While calling on the interested candidates for admission into the postgraduate programme of the faculty, Ugbejeh hinted that the university management is working round the clock to ensure that issues surrounding the suspended LLB programme are resolved. |
Captainjoe2019:Not true. To be admitted into B.A. Yoruba from 100level, a candidate is required to meet a minimum of five credits at not more than two sittings in the GCE, O’ level, SSCE, NECO examinations or its equivalent in relevant subjects including English Language, Literature in English and Yoruba. |
NOUN UPDATE!!! The refund of ₦5000 for the convocation gown has commenced. Check your account. Thank you, Management. |
Eazeee:Fingerprint Reader/Biometric is used to register fingerprints for registration on the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) website. |
pweedie:Formerly called Apapa Study Centre. (a) 14/16 Ahmadu Bello Way, Victory Island, Lagos (b) Ebute Metta Liaison Office: Oluremi Tinubu ICT Centre LMLG Primary School, Ondo Street, Ebute Metta West, Lagos (c) Oshodi Liaison Office: Bayelsa Hall, Digital Bridge Institute, Old NITEL Building, Cappa Bus Stop, Oshodi, Lagos. You can visit any of the above address for the physical verification. |
ATTENTION PLEASE!!! There will be a zoom meeting of all students who registered for MAC312 & MAC421 today Wednesday 25th October, 2023. All study centre desk officers should be part of the meeting and should also invite the concerned students to the meeting. The department will appoints some of the students as members of the Newspaper Management Board. The students appointed will be part of the decision making as concern the management of the newspaper. Date: Wed 25, Oct, 2023 Time: 8pm Venue: zoom https://noun.zoom.us/j/97555009109?pwd=ai94TDIzTTNHaEduT1RJZFpNeTNDUT09 PASSCODE: 755253 |