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UNILAG to begin evening degree programme for Mass Communication

By Dorcas Omolade Ore
30 July 2016   |   1:17 am
The Institute of Continuing Education (ICE), University of Lagos, would from August 2016 commence a first degree evening programme in Mass Communication.
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The Institute of Continuing Education (ICE), University of Lagos, would from August 2016 commence a first degree evening programme in Mass Communication.

This was contained in a release jointly signed by the Head of Department of Mass Communication, Associate Professor Abigail Ogwezzy-Ndisika and the Co-ordinator of the programme, Dr. Tayo Popoola.

The programme, which is planned to take care of all categories of students who want to have a degree in mass communication has a five-year programme for school certificate holders, a four-year programme for holders of diploma certificates in mass communication from schools recognised by UNILAG Senate and a three-year programme for Higher National Diploma (HND) certificate holders in Mass Communication.

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