Top Universities in Africa – University of Lagos

Overview
University of Lagos (UNILAG) is one of Nigeria’s most prominent federal universities. Established in 1962, it is located in the commercial capital, Lagos, and has grown into a leading academic institution in West Africa. It offers a wide variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across multiple faculties.
UNILAG is structured as a public non-profit university and is accredited by the National Universities Commission (NUC), Nigeria. It is well-known for producing top graduates in law, engineering, medicine, and the humanities.
General Information
- University Name: University of Lagos
- Nickname: UNILAG
- Year Established: 1962
- University Motto: In Deed and In Truth
- Website: Official University Website
- Academic Calendar: Semesters
- Law School: Yes, Faculty of Law
- Other Faculties: Arts, Sciences, Social Sciences, Business Administration, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Education, Law, Pharmacy, Basic Medical Sciences, Clinical Sciences, and Dental Sciences
- Colleges/Institutes/Centers: Distance Learning Institute, Centre for Environmental Human Resources Development, Centre for Human Rights
- Accreditation: Accredited by the National Universities Commission (NUC)
- Library Collection: Yes, UNILAG Library
- Trademark Filings and University Licensing: Not Reported
- Degrees and Certificates Awarded: Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctorate degrees in multiple disciplines
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Academic Contributions from the University of Lagos
This section highlights scholarly articles, legal papers, news reports, and project work from students, researchers, alumni, and professionals affiliated with the University of Lagos. These publications reflect the academic strength and research contributions associated with the University.
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Anticounterfeiting Strategies of Local Drug Manufacturers in Lagos, Nigeria
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Towards Sustainable Development of Nigeria’s Entertainment Industry in the Digital Age: Role of Copyright Law and Administration
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Access to and Sharing of Benefits of Genetic Resources under Nigerian Law
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An Empirical Study of the Factors Responsible for the High Prevalence of Video Film Piracy in Nigeria




