The University of Lagos (UNILAG) says 11 academic programmes have secured full accreditation from the National Universities Commission (NUC) and other relevant professional bodies.
The UNILAG management disclosed this in a statement published on its website on Monday, July 13, 2026.
The university said the achievement represented a 100 per cent success rate in the 2025 accreditation exercise.
The institution stated that the result reinforces UNILAG’s commitment to academic excellence, quality education, research and professional development.
The UNILAG management said the accreditation assured students, parents, employers, and other stakeholders of the quality and global relevance of the university’s academic programmes.
The accredited programmes are Accounting, Taxation, Medical Laboratory Science, Radiography, German, and Linguistics.
Others include Home Economics, Library and Information Science, Special Needs Education, Petroleum and Gas Engineering, and Economics and Development Studies.
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The university said the accreditation would remain valid for five years, with all programmes retaining their status until 2030.
It described accreditation as a key measure of curriculum quality, teaching capacity, learning resources, governance and institutional effectiveness.
The university attributed the achievement to the dedication of its academic and administrative staff in sustaining a culture of excellence.
It added that the outcome marked another milestone in its pursuit of academic distinction and innovation.
The UNILAG management reaffirmed its commitment to producing globally competitive graduates through quality teaching, research, and community engagement.
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