₦airaland Forum

horlahwaley:
Hi Nlanders, I am about to seek admission into NOUN to obtain an M.Sc. in Public Health. I work for my state government and am also an entrepreneur. Due to the nature of my job being demanding. I am thinking of doing my MSc in NOUN. But what is holding me back is, is it internationally recognised. In case there is an opportunity later in future won't i be sidelined because i attended NOUN? Do conventional university recognize them assuming i want further for PhD?

horlahwaley:
Hi Nlanders, I am about to seek admission into NOUN to obtain an M.Sc. in Public Health. I work for my state government and am also an entrepreneur. Due to the nature of my job being demanding. I am thinking of doing my MSc in NOUN. But what is holding me back is, is it internationally recognised. In case there is an opportunity later in future won't i be sidelined because i attended NOUN? Do conventional university recognize them assuming i want further for PhD?

horlahwaley:
Hi Nlanders, I am about to seek admission into NOUN to obtain an M.Sc. in Public Health. I work for my state government and am also an entrepreneur. Due to the nature of my job being demanding. I am thinking of doing my MSc in NOUN. But what is holding me back is, is it internationally recognised. In case there is an opportunity later in future won't i be sidelined because i attended NOUN? Do conventional university recognize them assuming i want further for PhD?

NiceLegs:
Really?

ufotunang:
..ok why is it not easy....just asking

thecommunist:
I had a masters in Information technology from NOUN and it is recognized in Canada. infact it greatly helped in my immigration process by boosting my CRS score by over 30 back then.

samguru:
Yes

if you are in doubt go to any department in UNILAG with your Noun B.SC certificate to find out

horlahwaley:
Hi Nlanders, I am about to seek admission into NOUN to obtain an M.Sc. in Public Health. I work for my state government and am also an entrepreneur. Due to the nature of my job being demanding. I am thinking of doing my MSc in NOUN. But what is holding me back is, is it internationally recognised. In case there is an opportunity later in future won't i be sidelined because i attended NOUN? Do conventional university recognize them assuming i want further for PhD?

Ozap:
But he can't do PHD with ABU masters degree

ufotunang:
..ok why is it not easy....just asking

redcliff:
A masters degree in nigeria right now is a waste of funds and time and i dont see that changing anytime soon!

franchasng:
NOUN is nationally and internationally recognized. Foreign universities and institutions seem to recognize NOUN more than most Nigerian traditional universities due to NOUN's high operation standard that reduces exam malpractice and student sorting after exams. They also employ more computerized system than most traditional universities in Nigeria.


It is the same with your traditional universities.


NOUN seems to maintain higher educational standard than most Nigerian universities.

The fact that you don't know who sets and mark your exam makes cheating and sorting almost impossible.



It's a great school.


Many Nigerians that graduated from there used it to gain admission at reputable universities abroad and even in Nigeria.



So go ahead

riczy:
Wrong counsel

breathcutter:
Masters is Masters so long the institution is accredited by NUC.

redcliff:
A masters degree in nigeria right now is a waste of funds and time and i dont see that changing anytime soon!

breathcutter:
Masters is Masters so long the institution is accredited by NUC.

centpado:
ABU Zaria also operate a distance learning model, all classes are online but exams are physical, the exam center in Lagos is at Ogba, and they also offer Bsc and professional masters programs

This is their website, https://abudlc.edu.ng/

mubarak89:
I also wish to pursue a Master's in Information Technology at NOUN, but I would like to know if it will be accepted for a PhD in Computer Science at other universities.

oyeb15:
Only if you're like 60years plus. But if u are still young , it's either you are lazy, or very busy doing some other things cos l u suppose compete in UI, Unilag etc.

It's like a 17 year old boy doing university part-time program.

Only if u want to do it for doing sake cos your prospective employer will doubt your adaptability to d university rigorous system.

I won't employ NOUN master to lecture in my university.

hatchy:
Yea, the Covid 19 changed a lot in the world. The revolution made what seemed impossible to be possible. You can reach out to me if you like, but I'm just a student sharing my experience there.

oyeb15:
Only if you're like 60years plus. But if u are still young , it's either you are lazy, or very busy doing some other things cos l u suppose compete in UI, Unilag etc.

It's like a 17 year old boy doing university part-time program.

Only if u want to do it for doing sake cos your prospective employer will doubt your adaptability to d university rigorous system.

I won't employ NOUN master to lecture in my university.

NiceLegs:
I think Unilag School of Postgraduate Studies does not even accept B.Sc from NOUN for Masters program?

Yes...they don't.

Ozap:
But with ABU masters he cannot further to PHD

PEREZPERECTUS:
Says who?

jmichael259:
Why not? Are they not NUC accredited?

NiceLegs:
Please can I have a look at ur Transcript if u don't mind.

This is becos both NTI and NOUN dey fear me

You can blurr or cover ur full names, personal details and grades.

I just want to see the list of courses u did in the program and how the transcript really looks like.

Do they write the University name on it or the Institute.

This is becos a lady said it caused big problems for her when she wanted to move to USA.

NiceLegs:
My dear. That ABU Zaria can run person street.

I checked through their program.

You pay per course.

One course is N20,000.

While in NOUN,

One course is N3000.

You can see NOUN is cheaper.

If u will go to ABU-DL, hold money o.

Covid19lockdown:
No. This is a faceless forum before enemies use it to track me.