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Engr. Dr. Oluwafemi Mitchell Fadayini

HOD Chemical Engineering Department

Our Mission and Vision Statements


Our Mission

  • To groom chemical engineering graduates who are equipped with cutting-edge knowledge and skills to become competent, self-reliant and practicing chemical engineers without compromising professional ethics and moral values.
  • To undertake collaborative researches which provide opportunities for long-term interaction with academia, industry and other research organizations for the good of mankind.

  • Our Vision

    "To be a recognized chemical engineering programme in Nigeria and globally through excellence in education, training, research, and consultancy in Chemical Engineering and to serve as a valuable resource for industry and society."


    Welcome to Department of Chemical Engineering

    Welcome to the Department of Chemical Engineering at Lagos State University of Science and Technology. We are delighted to have you join us in this academic journey where innovation, research, and practical application converge to shape the future of engineering. The field of Chemical Engineering stands at the intersection of chemical, physical, and biological sciences, aiming to transform raw materials into valuable products in a safe, sustainable, and economical manner. Our department is dedicated to providing a robust educational foundation, fostering critical thinking, and promoting cutting-edge research. Through our comprehensive curriculum, state-of-the-art laboratories, and collaborative learning environment, we strive to equip our students with the skills and knowledge required to excel in diverse industrial and research settings. This Student Handbook is designed to be an essential resource for your academic and professional development. It outlines the policies, procedures, and services available to you as a member of our department. From detailed course descriptions, scoring and grading systems, and academic requirements to guidelines on laboratory safety and research protocols, this handbook serves as a comprehensive guide to help you navigate your academic journey successfully. In addition to academic guidelines, this handbook provides information on career prospects, student organizations, and professional societies related to chemical engineering. We strongly encourage you to actively participate in these activities to enhance your learning experience, develop leadership skills, and build a network of peers and professionals. Our department is committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive community where every student can thrive. We value open communication, and we encourage you to seek guidance and support from our staff members whenever needed. Your success is our priority, and we are here to assist you in achieving your academic and career goals. We are excited about the contributions you will make to the field of chemical engineering and the positive impact you will have on society. Together, let us embark on this journey of discovery, innovation, and excellence. Welcome to the Department of Chemical Engineering. We wish you a fulfilling and successful academic experience.

    Career Opportunities

    Civil Engineers have several employment opportunities in the public and private sectors of the national economy. These include Federal and State Government Establishments, Ministry of Lands and Housing, Maintenance Agencies and River Basin Development Authorities. Opportunities in the private sector include consulting (design) firms, construction companies, oil exploration, exploitation and servicing companies




    PHILOSOPHY

    The philosophy to this programme is in consonance with the national goals and objectives of industrialization and self–reliance. The undergraduates in Civil Engineering and Construction programme is geared towards early broad-based training in general engineering and technology; the development of a thorough engineering practice after training, practical application of Civil Engineering in meeting the basic human needs, and close association of the programme with engineering industries in the country.

    Graduates of the Civil Engineering and Construction programme should have acquired high academic standards with adequate practical background to be of immediate value to industry and the nation in general. The programme is structured in such away that students will have the opportunity to take courses that will provide a basic understanding of all areas of civil engineering practice, while they can concentrate on any of the following options in the final year: Structural Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Water Resources, Environmental Engineering and Construction Engineering.

    OBJECTIVE

    The objectives of the programme are to adopt the principles of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) in:

    • develop in the students the ability to use their accumulated technical knowledge, sense of analysis, and creative design abilities, in various ways that can contribute to the development of a more satisfying life and environment for the country and for all mankind.
    • produce leaders, both in creativity and adaptability ,in the planning, design, evaluation, and analysis of technological innovation for improving the quality of the environment, and of life generally, in response to the ever – changing goals and needs of the Nigerian society.
    • produce graduates that have entrepreneurial skills for self – employment in the Civil and Construction Engineering profession; and
    • lay the foundation on which students can proceed to further studies in specialized aspects of Civil and Construction Engineering practice or multi-disciplinary areas involving Civil and Construction Engineering.

    Our Awesome Staff

    John Doe
    Engr. Prof. David Sunday Ogunniyi
    Professor
    Jane Smith
    Engr. Dr. Olusola Solomon Amodu
    Lecturer
    Mark Wilson
    Engr. Olusegun Abayomi Sodeinde
    Lecturer
    John Doe
    Engr. C. Madu
    Lecturer
    Mark Wilson
    Moradeyo O. Odunlami
    Lecturer I
    Mark Wilson
    Engr. Adeniyi Oyewole Oso
    Lecturer II
    Mark Wilson
    Engr. Lateef Oyeyemi Jimoh
    Lecturer
    Mark Wilson
    Engn Tech Ajayi Shola John
    Technologist
    Mark Wilson
    Engr. Adeniyi Oyewole Oso
    Lecturer