The accreditation covers six faculties within the university. The last periodic accreditation exercise by the NUC occurred between October and December 2025.

Accredited Programmes:

• The Faculty of Administration and Management has three accredited programmes: Accounting, Banking and Finance, and Public Administration.
• The Faculty of Arts features three accredited programmes: Linguistics and Yoruba, Philosophy, and Yoruba Language.
• The Faculty of Education boasts nine accredited programmes, including Adult Education and Educational Management.
• The Faculty of Law includes one accredited programme: Law.
• The Faculty of Science has two accredited programmes: Biochemistry and Geology.
• The Faculty of Social Sciences offers two accredited programmes: Geography and Planning Sciences, and Psychology.

Vice Chancellor Olugbenga Ige praised the NUC for its unwavering dedication to quality standards in Nigerian universities. He noted that the approved programmes span six faculties, reflecting the university’s growing academic strength and national recognition.

This outcome has brought tremendous joy to the entire university community. The letter conveying the accreditation was signed by Abraham Chundusu on behalf of the NUC Executive Secretary.

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The accreditation exercise took place in October and November 2025. It covered all faculties, schools, and centres within the university. The Vice Chancellor, Professor Edoba Omoregie, praised the hard work and commitment of management and staff.

Dr. Benedicta Ehanire noted, “For the first time in many years, all degree programmes offered by the University of Benin have been fully accredited by the National Universities Commission (NUC).” This accomplishment reflects a significant turnaround for an institution that struggled with accreditation issues in previous years.

The Vice Chancellor commended various bodies within the university, including the Senate and relevant committees, for their diligence throughout the process. Their efforts contributed to positioning UNIBEN among institutions with strong compliance with national academic standards.

The full accreditation status is valid for five years, extending until 2030. This development not only enhances the university’s reputation but also assures prospective students and parents of quality education.

Yet, challenges remain as institutions strive to maintain high educational standards. The journey to achieve this level of accreditation involved considerable dedication from all stakeholders.

Details remain unconfirmed on how this achievement will affect enrollment numbers or funding opportunities for the university moving forward.

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