APUDI Institute for Peace Studies and Social Rehabilitation (APIS)

Why Choose Us

Innovation that excites

  • Integration of learning and character formation
  • Well-structured academic programmes
  • Learning integrated with practical experience
  • Learning skills that will make you employable
  • Highly qualified staff
  • Exchange programmes with foreign partner universities
  • Well-equipped E-Library
  • Elaborate mentorship programme
  • Friendly staff
  • Effective guidance and counseling
  • Modern library and laboratory facilities
  • Tutoring services

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Our students come from different places and backgrounds, but together they create a diverse and kinetic community that seeks to become future leaders.

Academics

APIS students create and apply knowledge by thinking and doing, preparing for leadership in a rapidly changing world.

Research

APIS has been at the forefront of research throughout its history. Here students can work side-by-side with renowned academicians.

Interested applicants who may wish to apply for admission into APUDI Institute for Peace Studies and Social Rehabilitation (APIS) postgraduate programmes should visit the Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK) admission portal for that year

The academic activities comprise the period of orientation, course registration exercise, learning activities and other requirements for graduation. It is expected that students must cover certain hours within the duration of their programme as follows;

Our
History

APUDI Institute for Peace Studies and Social Rehabilitation (APTS) is the training, consulting, research, re-orientation and rehabilitation arm of Al-Mustapha Peace, Unity and Development Initiative (APUDI).


It is fully registered with Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) of Nigeria. Also, it is affiliated and accredited with other professional and research bodies both locally and internationally. These include the CGS International, Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) Washington D.C, University of Nicosia Cyprus, United Nation Institute for Disarmament and research (UNIDIR) and University of Abuja (The domiciled institution).