Directorate of Academic Affairs

EXAMINATIONS AND RECORDS OFFICE (ERO)

The Examinations and Records Unit is under the headship of a senior Administrator and was established as one of the Units of the Directorate of the Academic Affairs.

The Exams and Records Unit is further divided into three (3) sub-units namely:

  • Examinations sub-unit;

  • Records and Transcript sub-unit and

  • Students’ Statistics sub-unit.

The Examinations and Records Officer is responsible to the Registrar for the day to day administration and coordination of the Unit and has the following responsibilities:

  • The administration and conduct of all University examinations and issuance of students’ results and transcripts;

  • Up-dating regulations on and procedures of University examinations;

  • Custody of all examination question papers and issuing them out to Chief Invigilators as stipulated in the guidelines;

  • Distribution of examination materials for University examinations;

  • Clearance of final year students leaving the University;

  • The printing, writing, safe-keeping and issuance of all University certificates;

  • Preparation of lecture and examinations Time-tables in liaison with the representatives of Schools on University Time-table Committee;

  • Secretary to the University Time-table Committee;

  • Compilation of Invigilators Time-table;

  • Identification and physical arrangement of examination halls, in liaison with members of the Examinations Time-table Committee;

  • Arrangement with the Director of Health Services for the provision of medical services during the examinations;

  • Attending Schools’ Boards (Board of Studies) of Examiners’ meetings;

  • Processing of cases of examination malpractices for the attention of Senate and the appropriate Disciplinary Committee;

  • Handling of University Scholarships Matters;

  • Issuance of academic transcripts to graduates;

  • Issuance of semester and end-of-session results to all students and notification of same to their sponsors;

  • Verification of transcripts and certificates;

  • Writing of reference letters for FUTA graduates seeking employment or assistance outside the University;

  • Computerization of past students’ records;

  • Verification of students’ ‘O’ Level as well as ND results;

  • Supervising the system programmer who handles:

    • the evaluation/analysis of existing data/record systems and designing, programming and implementation of automated ones;
    • Design/maintenance of data base of students enrolment statistics, examination records etc;
    • Validation, optimization, fine-tuning and supervision of all data processing activities in the Division.