Ignatius Ajuru University of Education - IAUE
speciality: Education

It is a reputable institution known for it’s commitment to academic discipline and timely completion of academic sessions. Classes are 80% prompt and well structured to cover syllabus, and lecturers are generally dedicated. I like their commitment to academic standards and dislike their lack of free internet access in the school environment. I would recommend Ignatius Ajuru University of Education to students who are passionate about education, research and personal development.

Ignatius Ajuru University of Education (IAUE), situated in the vibrant city of Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria, stands as a noteworthy institution committed to academic excellence and fostering skilled graduates. Established in 2010, IAUE has garnered recognition from the National Universities Commission, offering a diverse array of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across six faculties, including Education, Humanities, Natural and Applied Sciences, Social Sciences, Vocational and Technical Education, and Administration and Management Sciences. With a student enrollment ranging from 25,000 to 29,999, IAUE adopts a selective admission policy predicated on entrance examinations, underscoring its dedication to maintaining scholastic rigour whilst serving as a public higher education establishment affording accessible education to its students

The University was a former college of education before it was turned into a university. Since then it has seen significant progress both in infrastructure and educational policies. It has become one of the most sort after universities in Rivers state which wouldn’t be the case of their wasn’t any progress. What I really like about the school is the fact that it accepts all cultural background and ethnicities. It accords all students equal opportunities in competing for what ever position they may want to do long as they are qualified. It also has a solid educational background as the school is blessed with several professors and is rooted firmly in the teaching of education. The only dislike I can think of is the increase in fees which would be because of the drastic decline in the economy. I would wholeheartedly advise undergraduates to school there .