Veritas University Abuja

8th Convocation CeremonyThe 8th Convocation Ceremony of Veritas University, Abuja commenced at 9:10am with the Eucharistic Celebration, in thanksgiving to God for the successes the University has made so far. The Mass, which was celebrated by the President, Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN), Archbishop Augustine Akubeze

Convocation Lecture The 8th Convocation Ceremony commenced at about 11:30 am in the Veritas Multipurpose Hall. The guest speaker, Mr. Peter Obi, Former Governor of Anambra State and 2019 Vice Presidential Candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), began his lecture with a thought provoking statement when remarked that the current graduates were not going

Veritas Varsity Fire safety trainingVeritas University, Abuja on Tuesday, January 28, 2020 in conjunction with the officers of Fire Service, Bwari Office organized a training on fire outbreak and its prevention for staff and students of the University. The training commenced at 4:00pm.

Ground breaking ceremony, Faculty of LawThe Veritas University family, witnessed the birth of a new faculty during the ground breaking ceremony for the Faculty of Law, Veritas University named after the Late Justice Idigwe. This functioned commenced with the citation of the late Jurist by his son. The Vice Chancellor made a remark in which he thanked the Idigwe’s family

847 Students Matriculate in Veritas University History was made on Saturday, February 29, 2020 as Veritas University matriculate 847 students for the first time in its academic history. This marks the beginning of bumper admission for Veritas University. The 12th Matriculation Ceremony commenced at 9:10am with the celebration of the Holy Mass, which was celebrated by Rev. Monsignor Sasa

Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ichoku briefs the Press The Press briefing commenced at 12:23 with a prayer by Rev. Fr. Azubuike followed by opening remarks by Prof. John Sambe, Dean, College of Social Sciences and Head, Mass Communication Department who welcomed everyone present especially the ‘Gentle men of the Press’ and noted that the briefing was an opportunity to continue to improve the publicity of the University especially in her academic excellence.

VUNA History.

It was founded by the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria through a resolution given at its March 2002 meeting in Abuja. The initiative came from the Bishops' quest for a University that would provide high quality tertiary education according to the noble tradition of the Catholic Church.

Our Mission.

The mission of Veritas University is to provide its students with an integral and holistic formation that combines academic and professional training with physical, moral, spiritual, social and cultural formation together with formation of Christian religious principles and the social Teachings of the Catholic Church.

Who we Are.

We are a dynamic community of staff and students with Christian orientation and inspiration who, motivated by the ideals of hard work, integrity, dicipline and creativeness, and dedicated to Catholic principles and attitudes, work together to create knowledge for the advancement of the Nigerian society

2018/2019 Admission

Applications are open for candidates who will sit for the 2018 UTM Examination and candidates with Direct Entry application for admission to degree programmes on a full-time basis in the Colleges and Departments of the University for the 2018/2019 Academic Session.

Call for Papers (VEJOH)

Veritas Journal of Humanities(VEJOH) is the maiden journal of the College of Humanities, Veritas University, Abuja, whose philosophy is predicated on the four cardinal pillars of Afroconstructivity, Humanity, Society and Development.

Our Focus

The University shall be research oriented. This arises from the need for a continuous quest for truth, and underscores the Church's belief in the intrinsic value of human knowledge. Emphasis shall be placed on research that grapples with the contemporary human, social, economic, political, cultural, ecological and religious problems of the Nigerian society and the wider human community