Department of Broadcasting

Welcome to the Department of Crop Science and Horticulture at the Federal University Oye-Ekiti. We are dedicated to advancing sustainable crop production and horticultural innovation through cutting-edge research and practical training. Our programmes equip students with skills to address food security challenges, climate resilience, and high-value agriculture using modern technologies like precision farming and biotechnology. Join us in shaping a future where agriculture drives economic growth, environmental stewardship, and global competitiveness. We foster excellence, creativity, and impactful contributions to society.

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Dr. Toyin S. ONAYINKA Ag. Head of Department, Department of Broadcasting
Dr. Toyin S. ONAYINKA

Ag. Head of Department, Department of Broadcasting

About the Programme

The B.Agric. in Crop Science and Horticulture integrates foundational sciences with advanced applications in crop physiology, genetics, pest management, and horticultural systems. Students engage in hands-on fieldwork, greenhouse experiments, and digital tools for crop monitoring. The curriculum emphasises resilient varieties, organic practices, and post-harvest technologies to enhance productivity and sustainability. Graduates emerge prepared for roles in agribusiness, research institutions, and international development.

Programme Philosophy

The programme is grounded in the belief that crop science and horticulture are pivotal to achieving food sovereignty and ecological balance in a changing climate. It combines scientific rigour with entrepreneurial mindset, preparing graduates to apply advanced technologies such as GIS mapping, drone-assisted farming, and genomic breeding. We emphasise ethical practices, community impact, and global partnerships to foster professionals who contribute to national development and international agricultural agendas.

Mission of the Department

To produce innovative graduates and conduct transformative research in crop science and horticulture for sustainable food systems and environmental health.

Vision of the Department

To be a globally recognised leader in crop and horticultural sciences, driving agricultural innovation and resilience through excellence in education and research.

Admission Requirements and Programme Courses

Admission into this programme and the structure of its courses are governed by approved academic standards and institutional accreditation requirements. Comprehensive details on admission procedures and requirements, course registration, course titles, course descriptions, credit units, prerequisites, and progression criteria are clearly outlined in the Faculty Handbook/Prospectus. Prospective and enrolled students are strongly advised to consult the Faculty Handbook for authoritative information on:
🌾Comprehensive course listings
🌾Programme structure and duration
🌾Graduation and progression requirements
🌾Academic regulations and policies
The Faculty Handbook serves as the official and definitive reference for all programme-related academic information and is periodically reviewed to ensure alignment with University regulations and relevant accrediting bodies.

💻Department of Broadcasting Career Opportunities

Upon successful completion of the degree programme, graduates are equipped with the knowledge, practical skills, and professional competencies required for employment across both the public and private sectors. The programme also provides a strong foundation for self-employment and enterprise development, enabling graduates to pursue careers in roles such as:
✔Radio and Television Producer
✔Broadcast Presenter and Programme Host
✔Broadcast Production Manager
✔Studio Operations and Technical Officer
✔Content Development and Programming Executive
✔Broadcast Equipment and Transmission Officer
✔Media Production Consultant
✔Digital Broadcasting and Streaming Specialist
✔Broadcast Content Editor
✔Independent Broadcast and Media Production Entrepreneur

Dept. Contact Info.

Department Phone No

080 0000 00 00

Department Email:

Location and Business Hours

Fed. Univ. Oye Campus

Program Courses and Credit Unit

Core Required Courses for all majors and Elective 

Year One : 100 Level
First Semester
Course CodeCourse TitleUnits
CMS 101Introduction to Human Communication 2
FUOYE-BCJ 101Foundations of Broadcasting and Film3
FUOYE-BCJ 103English for Media Studies2
FUOYE-BCJ 105 Traditional African Communication System2
GST 101Communication in English I2
GST 103Use of Library and ICT2
*ENT 101Introduction to Entrepreneurial Skill Development1
*SOC 111Sociology of Mass Communication2
*POL 101Introduction to Political Science 2
*PSY 101Introduction to Psychology2
*SOC 101Introduction to Sociology2
*PCS 105Introduction to Conflict Resolution Processes2
*ENG 101A Survey of the English Language3
 Total19
Second Semester
Course CodeCourse TitleUnits
CMS 102Writing for the Media 2
FUOYE-BCJ 102Introduction to Communication Technologies2
FUOYE-BCJ 104Trends in Modern Broadcasting2
FUOYE-BCJ 106Introduction to Multimedia Journalism2
GST 102Communication in English II2
GST 104 Nigerian Peoples and Culture2
ENT 102Evaluation of Business Concepts and Opportunities1
POL 102*Introduction to Global Studies2
SOC 104*Introduction to African Society and Culture 2
PCS 102*Principles of Conflict Management2
POL 104*Introduction to African Politics2
PSY 102*Determinants of Behaviour2
ENG 102 *English Grammar and Composition3
THA 108*Introduction to Acting 3
PHL 102*Arguments and Critical Thinking3
THA 110*Intro to Dance3
HIS 110*Introduction to International Relations3
                                   Total18
First Semester
Course CodeCourse TitleUnits
CMS 201History of Nigerian Media2
BCJ 201Introduction to Telecommunication and Broadcasting2
BCJ 203Introduction to Radio Production2
FUOYE-BCJ 205Broadcast Media Convergence & Audience Transformation2
FUOYE-BCJ 207Skills and Artistry in Broadcast Voice-Overs2
FUOYE-BCJ 209Speech Communication for  Broadcasters2
FUOYE-BCJ 211New Media and Internet Journalism2
GST 201Philosophy, Logic & Human Existence2
GST 203Government, Society & Economy0
ENT 211Entrepreneurship and Innovation2
*MCM 213Editing and Graphics of Communication2
*JMS  213Social Issues in Technology and Journalism2
*PRS 213Customer Service and Relations2
                                   Total 22
Second Semester
Course CodeCourse TitleUnits
BCJ 202Introduction to Film Production2
BCJ 204Writing for the Broadcast Media2
BCJ 206Introduction to General Phonetics and Phonology2
FUOYE-BCJ 210Sport Broadcasting2
FUOYE-BCJ 212Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Broadcasting2
FUOYE-BCJ 214Digital Radio and Television Programming 2
FUOYE-BCJ 211New Media and Internet Journalism2
GST 202Peace and Conflict Resolution2
GST 204Communication in French2
GST 206Human Resource Management and Organizational Behaviour2
*MCM 208Creative Advertising Strategies and Tactics2
*JMS  212Censorship and Propaganda in Media and Journalism Practice2
*PRS 208Reputation Management2
                                   Total 22
First Semester
Course CodeCourse TitleUnits
CMS 301 Theories of Communication2
CMS 303 Foundation of Communication Research 2
BCJ 301Techniques of Television News, Writing, Reporting and Production2
BCJ 303Media Management and Operations2
BCJ 305Television Programme Writing and Production2
BCJ 307Broadcast Commentary and Critical Writing2
BCJ 309Public Affairs Broadcasting2
BCJ 311Educational Broadcasting2
FUOYE-BCJ 313Digital Documentary and Docudrama Production2
FUOYE-BCJ 315Robotic Reporting and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Broadcasting2
*JMS 307 Media Entrepreneurship2
*PRS 303Brand Communication 2
*MCM 303Gender and Communication2
                                   Total 22
Second Semester
Course CodeCourse TitleUnits
CMS 302 Data Analysis in Communication Research2
BCJ 302Online Broadcasting (Webcasting, Podcasting and Streaming)2
BCJ 304Techniques of Radio News writing, Reporting and Production2
BCJ 306Introduction to TV Production2
BCJ 308Internship: Attachment to a Broadcasting Agency2
FUOYE-BCJ 310Modern Media for Broadcasting2
FUOYE-BCJ 312Contemporary International Broadcasting Practices2
*MCM 306Investigative Journalism2
*PRS 306Crisis Communication 2
*JMS 308Trends and Issues in Journalism and Media Studies 2
                                   Total 18
First Semester
Course CodeCourse TitleUnits
CMS 401 International Communication2
BCJ 401Advanced Techniques of Video/Sound Editing and Post-Production 2
BCJ 403Emerging Global Trends in Broadcasting2
BCJ 405Mass Media Law 2
BCJ 407Practical Project in Radio Production 2
BCJ 409SIWES3
BCJ 411Principles and Practice of Live Broadcast2
FUOYE-BCJ 413Broadcasting and Popular Culture 2
FUOYE-BCJ 415User-generated Content (UGC) and Broadcasting2
*BCJ 417Rural and Community Broadcasting in the Internet Age2
*BCJ 419Broadcast Studio Feasibility and Design2
                                   Total 21
Second Semester
Course CodeCourse TitleUnits
CMS 401 International Communication2
BCJ 401Advanced Techniques of Video/Sound Editing and Post-Production 2
BCJ 403Emerging Global Trends in Broadcasting2
BCJ 405Mass Media Law 2
BCJ 407Practical Project in Radio Production 2
BCJ 409SIWES3
BCJ 411Principles and Practice of Live Broadcast2
FUOYE-BCJ 413Broadcasting and Popular Culture 2
FUOYE-BCJ 415User-generated Content (UGC) and Broadcasting2
*BCJ 417Rural and Community Broadcasting in the Internet Age2
*BCJ 419Broadcast Studio Feasibility and Design2
                                   Total 21

Department Staff Members

Dr. Olufemi Olaitan

Assistant Professor

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