TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION

TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION

TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY OF Education is a state university situated in Ijebu-ode, Ogun state, which is in the southwestern part of Nigeria. The university was founded in 2005, making it the 79th approved university in Nigeria and the second NATIONAL UNIVERSITY COMMISSION (NUC) accredited state university in Ogun state. The university is open to all with no cultural, ethnic, or religious restrictions. Ogun state is known to have the highest number of universities

The university is a fortress of learning devoted to the creation of competent professional educators and instructors who have in-depth knowledge of their chosen fields of study and the necessary pedagogical abilities to present the material. Although the school largely concentrates on education courses, including those in technical education, education foundation, and other related fields. It also offers Bachelor's degrees in science and social sciences.

For students that would like to further their education at TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY of Education, below is a list of the five colleges in the university and all the departments present in each of the various colleges. Each department offers various courses from which interested candidates can make a selection. You can visit the school’s official website at www.tasued.edu.ng to get a list of all the courses offered in the various departments.

  • College of Specialized and Professional Education (COSPED)
  1. Educational Management
  2. Library And Information Science
  3. Childhood Education
  4. Educational Technology
  5. Adult Education
  6. Counselling Psychology And Education Foundation
  • College of Science and Information Technology (COSIT)
  1. Human Kinetics And Health Education
  2. Physics
  3. Computer And Information Science
  4. Biological Science
  5. Chemical Science
  6. Mathematics
  • College of Humanities (COHUM)
  1. Creative Arts
  2. French
  3. Religious Studies
  4. English
  5. History And Diplomatic Studies
  6. Yoruba
  • College of Social and Management Sciences (COSMAS)
  1. Sociological Studies
  2. Political Science
  3. Geography And Environmental Management
  4. Economics
  • College of Vocational and Technology Education (COVTED)
  1. Business Education
  2. Agricultural Science
  3. Home Economics And Hotel Management
  4. Technical Education
  • The Postgraduate College (TPC); all other colleges have their branches present in the postgraduate college.

More information on how to apply for either undergraduate or postgraduate studies is available on the school’s official website; www.tasued.edu.ng

The institution has a relatively big student body and staff population, and admission into the university is quite competitive. The university usually accepts a JAMB cut-off mark of 170, which is higher than the 140 JAMB cut-off mark accepted by several state universities across the country. The university is unique not just for its quality infrastructure, electricity supply hostels, and college building with affordable tuition fees, but also because it has always required a four-year vocational and entrepreneurial study as part of the curriculum for its B.Ed., B.Sc.(Ed), B.Sc., and B.A (Ed) programs. As a result, graduates receive two certificates: one in their chosen field of study and another demonstrating their proficiency in vocational and entrepreneurial study.

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