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LASUSTECH MASS COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT ACHIEVES FULL ACCREDITATION STATUS
The Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria has granted Mass Communication Department full accreditation to produce advertising graduates in Nigeria. This accreditation is valid for five years, expiring in January 2030. You may recall that the professional body conducted an accreditation exercise in the department in January 2025.
The College extends heartfelt congratulations to the Department of Mass Communication and expresses its gratitude to the Vice-Chancellor for meeting our accreditation requirements, leading to this significant achievement.
As the institution awaits results for the Banking and Finance professional accreditation, it remain optimistic that it will bring more good news from the College to the university community.
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