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ABTI American University of Nigeria

Nigeria

aun.edu.ng

About

The American University of Nigeria (AUN), often referred to by its initial founding context as ABTI, is a private institution renowned for its American-style liberal arts education with a strong emphasis on technology, entrepreneurship, and development. It is particularly known for its robust programs in Information Technology, Software Engineering, and Communications & Multimedia, preparing students with practical skills for a globalized world. International students will find a welcoming, diverse campus environment where all courses are taught entirely in English, facilitating a smooth academic transition. AUN actively supports its diverse student body through various student services and fosters a vibrant multicultural community. Its distinctive characteristic is its mission as a 'development university,' integrating community service and problem-solving into its core curriculum.

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Country
Nigeria
City
Yola
Type
Private
Website
aun.edu.ng

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