New FG University FUAS Kachia Gets CofO To Start First Session

The Kaduna state government has officially handed over the certificate of occupancy for a large plot of land to the Federal Ministry of Education for the site of the Federal University of Applied Science in Kachia. This move marks a significant step in the establishment of a new academic institution in the region, further strengthening Nigeria's educational landscape.

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The land, which spans over 200 hectares, has been allocated by the Kaduna state government to the Federal Government. The federal government, through the Ministry of Education, now holds full ownership of the site where the Federal University of Applied Science will be built. This transfer of ownership is crucial in setting the foundation for the construction of the campus and the development of the university's infrastructure.

The new university will offer a wide range of courses, particularly in applied science and healthcare fields. Students will be able to pursue degrees in medicine, nursing, pharmacy, applied mathematics, computer science, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and environmental science. The diverse range of programs aims to provide students with the skills and knowledge needed for modern, technology-driven industries.

According to the Minister of Education, the university will open its doors to the first set of students in the 2025 academic session by September 2025. This is an exciting development, as it promises to enhance educational opportunities for students in Kaduna and beyond. The university's programs will contribute significantly to the growth of science, technology, and healthcare education in Nigeria.

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The establishment of the Federal University of Applied Science in Kachia represents a forward-thinking initiative by both the Kaduna state government and the Federal Government. By investing in this institution, the aim is to foster innovation and academic excellence that will benefit the nation’s development and position it for global competition in the applied sciences and healthcare sectors.