Message from the Dean
Leadership vision for engineering innovation
Dear Students, Staff, and Esteemed Visitors,
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the Faculty of Social Sciences at Niger Delta University — a vibrant community dedicated to understanding society and shaping solutions for a better world.
Our Faculty offers diverse programmes in disciplines such as Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Geography, and other social sciences that equip students with critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving skills. We are committed to producing graduates who are socially responsible, intellectually curious, and ready to tackle contemporary societal challenges.
To our students: your passion for understanding people and communities is the driving force behind social change. To our esteemed staff: your commitment to research and teaching excellence ensures our continued relevance and impact. Together, we foster a learning environment that inspires innovation, civic responsibility, and leadership.
Once again, I warmly welcome you to the Faculty of Social Sciences — where knowledge meets society, and ideas transform communities.
Academic Pathways
Explore our accredited undergraduate and postgraduate programmes designed to empower future leaders and innovators
Economics
Economics explores how resources are produced, distributed, and consumed in society. Students study theories, data analysis, and policies that address issues like poverty, unemployment, and economic growth. Graduates are equipped for careers in government, finance, research, and business decision-making.
Geography
Geography examines the physical features of the Earth and how humans interact with their environment. Students learn about landforms, climate, population, urban planning, and environmental management. Graduates can work in environmental consultancy, urban planning, GIS, and sustainable development.
Mass Communication
Mass Communication trains students in the art and science of sharing information through various media channels, including print, radio, television, and digital platforms. Students learn journalism, public relations, broadcasting, and media production, preparing them for careers in media houses, advertising agencies, and corporate communications.
Political Science
Political Science studies government, politics, and public policies at local, national, and international levels. Students learn about political theories, governance systems, diplomacy, and civic engagement. Graduates pursue careers in public administration, policy analysis, international relations, and political consultancy.
Sociology
Sociology explores how human societies function, including social relationships, institutions, and cultural norms. Students study social behavior, family structures, crime, and social change. Graduates are equipped for careers in social research, community development, public policy, and human services.