Libraries at University of Nebraska-Lincoln

 

Date of this Version

Winter 5-5-2022

Comments

Archibong, I.A (2010). Accreditation of Nigerian Universities: the practice, benefits and challenges; In 50 years of university education in Nigeria: Evolution, Achievements and future directions edited by Julius Okojie, Is-haq Oloyede and Pai Obanya: University of Ilorin, National Universities Commission pp.151-160.

\Folurunsho, F. J & Urhiewhu, L.O (2016). Roles of academic libraries in University accreditation in Nigerian: Challenges and Way Forward. Journal of Applied Information Science and Technology, 9 (2).

Hornby, A.S (ed). (2001). The Oxford advanced learner’s dictionary of current English. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

National Universities Commission (2021) https://www.nuc.edu.ng/nigerian-univerisities/state-univerisity/

National Universities Commission (1999). Manual of Accreditation Procedures for

Academic programmes in Nigerian Universities.

National Universities Commission. (2014). List of Nigerian Universities and Years Founded. Web. 29 Sept. 2014. .

Okiy, R.B. (2005). Funding Nigerian Libraries in the 21st century: will funding from alternative

sources suffice?. The Bottom Line: Managing Library Finances, 1(2).

Okogwu, F.I & Akidi, J.O. (2011). The role of the library in the Accreditation of Nigerian University Academic Programmes. Nigerian Libraries. 44(2):89-97.

Yetunde, Z.A. (2008). A study of internally generated revenue (IGR) by University Libraries in

Nigeria. Borno Journal of Library, Archival and Information Science 7(1).

Abstract

The National Universities Commission, the supervisory body of all Universities in Nigeria assesses the universities for standards and quality assurance of programmes on regular basis. The paper examined how accreditations are carried out by the National Universities Commission and the accreditation roles of the university libraries were examined. The study also unveiled the challenges of accreditation in University Libraries which include late notification of forthcoming accreditation, financial constraint, out datedness of information resources, and understaff. The study suggested possible ways out of these challenges which include timely notification of date of accreditation, provision of finance to enable the library acquire current information resources and the like.

Share

COinS