Our current students are privileged to have been selected from a large number of otherwise qualified candidates who sought admission into the university.  They are expected to take advantage of the first-class teaching and learning environment that has been created for all the university's stakeholders;  to graduate in record time; and afterwards upon graduation live productive lives to the honor and glory of themselves and Alma Mater.

Research is at the core of the academic activities of the university, and all students, faculty and staff are expected to be engaged in it at various levels.  Research in energy (oil and gas, power), marine, wetland and bio-resources, conflict resolution and social dynamics, etc. will be our emphasis, geared towards improving the lives of the region's citizens as well as the nation at large. 

Being a new university just established in 2011, we do not have alumni yet.  However, we have Friends of the university who serve in place of our alumni-to-be, and help to project our image positively beyond the university precincts.

We welcome donations in cash and kind to the university coffers, in grants, scholarships and endowment.   We seek to depend not only on government funds, and to reduce our percentage dependence on government from year to year while constantly seeking ways to justify government increase in funding to improve the good work that the university is doing.

On how to become a Friend of FUO, and/or how to donate to the university, please visit our Institutional Development Office and/or its web-page.. see also  http://www.fuotuoke.edu.ng/donations

Our academic and non-academic staff are a dedicated group of individuals committed to the teaching and welfare of the students, and committed to building a first-class teaching and learning environment where world-class research can also be engaged in. 

Our university is a public (federal) institution, and visitors are always welcome to our campus - just to see what we are doing, to visit their wards our students, etc.

The communities around Otuoke, Ogbia Local Government, etc.  are important to the university, and the creation of a mutually-beneficial town-and-gown enviroment is critical to its mission.