Minister Advocates for Audiology and Psychology Courses in Universities

Alausa, while receiving the Ministerial Committee on the Programmes in Abuja, urged Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian universities to prioritize the establishment of degree programs in audiology and clinical psychology. He emphasized that expanding training in these fields would help bridge gaps in specialized healthcare and social services.
Alausa stated that such initiatives would not only respond to critical manpower shortages but also equip graduates with specialized skills necessary for professional practice and employment. The focus on these programs aims to create more career opportunities for young Nigerians, addressing emerging societal needs.
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