Faculty of Arts

Nurturing Scholarly Excellence & Innovation

Academic Overview

The Faculty of Arts nurtures creativity, culture, and critical thinking through disciplines such as English, History, Philosophy, and Modern Languages. It equips students to interpret and shape human experiences through language and the humanities.

Departments

English Language

History & International Studies

Linguistics/Igbo Language

Music

Philosophy

Religion & Human Relations

Theatre Arts

Degree Programs

Undergraduate 4 Yrs

B.A. Philosophy

Faculty History

Tracing our journey through academic history

Date of Creation: Originally part of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, the Faculty of Arts became an autonomous unit upon the university's establishment. Initially comprising four departments—English, Religion, Igbo, and Philosophy—the Faculty expanded to include Music, Theatre Arts, and History.

Significant Contributions:

Played a crucial role in the university's growth, particularly in supporting other faculties through the General Studies Unit and the Faculty of Education.
Established itself as a hub for academic excellence through dedicated scholarship and rigorous academic pursuits.
Organized numerous academic events, including conferences, seminars, and workshops, fostering intellectual discourse.
Published various academic materials, such as journals and proceedings, contributing to scholarly knowledge.
Faculty members actively participate in national and international conferences, enhancing research and professional development.
Currently comprises seven departments with a robust student and staff population.
All programs have received full accreditation from the National Universities Commission (NUC).
Known for dedicated faculty who mentor and guide students in their academic pursuits.

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