UNIDEL Policy Documents

The University of Delta, Agbor Ethical Policy on Academic and Research Integrity establishes a comprehensive framework for promoting honesty, accountability, transparency and responsible conduct across teaching, research, publication, grant applications and related academic activities.

Binding on staff, students and affiliates, the Policy aligns University practice with national and international standards, including NUC requirements, TETFund guidelines, COPE standards and UNESCO principles on science and scientific researchers.

The University of Delta, Agbor Intellectual Property Policy establishes a comprehensive framework for the creation, ownership, protection, management and commercialisation of intellectual property generated through the University’s teaching, research, consultancy and development activities.

Its central purpose is to promote research and innovation, clarify the rights and obligations of creators, the University and sponsors, safeguard scholarly interests, facilitate technology transfer, ensure legal compliance and distribute commercial benefits fairly.

The University of Delta (UNIDEL), Agbor International Collaboration Strategy provides a framework for strengthening the University’s global engagement in support of academic excellence, research impact and the Sustainable Development Goals.

Established in 2021 on the foundation of the former College of Education, Agbor, UNIDEL combines over four decades of tertiary education experience with the dynamism of a young and rapidly growing university. It currently serves over 17,000 students and offers 91 NUC-accredited undergraduate programmes across 12 faculties.