University of Lagos Changes Colours of 19 Faculties, Unveils New Ones
- The University of Lagos has unveiled official colours for its newly expanded faculties, marking a bold step in academic identity and institutional pride
- With the transition from twelve to nineteen faculties, each now carries a distinct colour that reflects its values and legacy
- This visual rebranding aims to foster unity, recognition and a renewed sense of belonging across the university community
The University of Lagos has officially revealed the designated colours for its newly expanded faculties, marking a vibrant new chapter in its academic evolution.
The institution, which recently grew from twelve to nineteen faculties, described the initiative as a celebration of diversity, identity and unity within its scholarly community.

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Faculty Colours Reinforce Identity and Pride
According to university officials, each faculty now carries a distinct colour that reflects its values, spirit and contribution to the university’s legacy.
These colours will be incorporated into ceremonial regalia, faculty branding and official events, reinforcing a sense of pride and recognition across campus.
The university stated that the colour assignments were chosen with symbolic relevance in mind, aiming to visually distinguish each faculty while maintaining a cohesive institutional identity.
Official Faculty Colours and Their Codes
The newly unveiled colours and their corresponding faculties are as follows:
• Education – Light Yellow (#FFFFCS)
• Engineering – Orange (#FFA500)
• Environmental Sciences – Light Grey (#D3D3D3)
• Health Professions – Bright Red (#FFOO00)
• Law – Sky Blue (#87CEEB)
• Life Sciences – Golden Yellow (#FFDFOO)
• Management Sciences – Lime Green (#32CD32)
• Pharmacy – Purple (#800080)
• Physical & Earth Sciences – Light Taupe (#B9A281)
• Social Sciences – Mint Green (#ADEBB3)

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University representatives noted that the colour-coded system is expected to become a defining feature of the institution’s academic culture, enhancing visibility and fostering unity among departments.
See all the colours here:
As the University of Lagos continues to grow, the introduction of faculty colours stands as a symbolic affirmation of its commitment to excellence, innovation and institutional pride.
Speaking with Legit.ng, Imaan Muhammad, an educationist based in Nigeria, touched on the significance of changed colours at UNILAG:

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“From what I have seen, it is an upgraded nice touch by UNILAG. The colours give each faculty a unique identity. It is also a creative way to build unity and make student feel more connected.”
What is UNILAG?
Founded in 1962, the University of Lagos (UNILAG) is one of Nigeria’s premier public research universities, renowned for academic excellence and innovation.
Located in the heart of Lagos, it spans three campuses—Akoka, Yaba, and Idi-Araba—and offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. UNILAG has built a strong reputation for producing top-tier graduates and fostering impactful research across diverse disciplines.
With a vibrant student population and a commitment to global standards, the university continues to play a pivotal role in shaping Nigeria’s educational and developmental landscape
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The federal university said some candidates engaged in various forms of malpractice and would be rendered ineligible for admission. This was contained in a statement issued via the university’s X handle @UnilagNigeria on Friday, September 5, 2025.
UNILAG reiterated its unwavering commitment to safeguarding the integrity of its admissions process. Recall that UNILAG released cut-off marks for 2024/2025 for all programmes. The minimum JAMB score for all UNILAG courses is 200.
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