Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following vacant positions in the University of Lagos.
A. POST
1. FACULTY OF ARTS
a. Department of Creative Arts
Visual Arts Unit
(i) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Graphics, Ceramics
(ii) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: Graphics, Painting and Art History
(iii) Lecturer I
Area of Specialisation:Ceramics/Painting
Theatre Arts Unit
(i) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation:Arts of Theatre, Dramatic Literature and Criticism, Media Arts
ii) Lecturer II
Area of Specialisation: Playwriting
Music Unit
(i) Lecturer II
Area of Specialisation: Theory and Composition with strong Performance Background
b. Department of English
(i) Professor Area of Specialisation:Educational Sociolinguistics
(ii) Lecturer I Area of Specialisation: Poetry and Drama
c. Department of European Languages and Integrated Studies
(i) Senior Lecturer in French
(Area of Specialisation: Literature/Culture/Civilization)
(ii) Lecturer I in French
(Area of Specialisation: Literature/Culture/Civilization)
(iii) Lecturer II in Spanish/French Combined
(Area of Specialisation: Spanish/French
Languages Combined).
(iv) Lecturer I in Russian\
(Area of Specialisation: Language/Literature/Civilization)
d. Department of History and Strategic Studies
(i) Lecturer II
Area of Specialisation: African Medical History
e. Department of Linguistics, African and Asian Studies(Chinese Studies Unit)
(i) Professor
(ii) Associate Professor
(iii) Senior Lecturer
(iv) Lecturer I
2. FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
a. Department of Accounting
(i) Senior Lecturer
(ii) Lecturer I
b. Department of Actuarial Science and Insurance
Actuarial Science Unit
(i) Senior Lecturer
Insurance Unit
(i) Senior Lecturer
c. Department of Business Administration
(i) Senior Lecturer
d. Department of Finance
(i) Senior Lecturer
(ii) Lecturer I
(iii) Lecturer II
3. FACULTY OF EDUCATION
a. Department of Arts and Social Sciences Education
(i) Professor
Area of Specialisation: Education/English, Education/Curriculum Theory
(ii) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: Education/Yoruba
b. Department of Educational Management
(i) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Educational Administration,Educational Planning and Economics of Education.
c Department of Educational Foundations
(i) Professor
Area of Specialisation: Guidance and Counselling
(ii) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Guidance and Counselling
d. Department of Human Kinetics And Health Education
(i) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Sport Administration and Management.
e. Department of Science and Technology Education
(i) Lecturer II Education Integrated Science, Technology Education (Elect/Elect)and Education Home Economics
4. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
a. Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering
Chemical Engineering Unit
(i) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Biochemical Engineering
(ii) Lecturer II
Petroleum and Gas Engineering Unit
(i) Professor
(ii) Associate Professor
(iii) Senior Lecturer
(iv) Lecturer I
(v) Lecturer II
b. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Highway and Transportation Engineering Unit
(i) Associate Professor
(ii) Senior Lecturer
(iii) Lecturer II
Foundation and Geotechnical Engineering Unit
(i) Associate Professor
(ii) Senior Lecturer
(iii) Lecturer II
Structural Engineering Unit
(i) Associate Professor
(ii) Senior Lecturer
Water Resources and Environmental Engineering Unit
(i) Associate Professor
(ii) Senior Lecturer
(iii) Lecturer I
c. Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
(i) Professor
Area of Specialisation: Control Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Power Systems Engineering, Computer Hardware Engineering and Computer Software Engineering
(ii) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
(iii) Senior Lecturer Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
(iv) Lecturer I Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
(iv) Lecturer II Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
d. Department of Mechanical Engineering
(i) Professor
Area of Specialisation: Solid Mechanics, Thermo-Fluids, Renewable Energy, Design and Production.
(ii) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Solid Mechanics, Thermo-Fluids, Renewable Energy, Design and Production.
(iii) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: Solid Mechanics, Design and Production.
(iv) Lecturer I
Area of Specialisation: Solid Mechanics, Design and Production.
e. Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering
(i) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: Metallurgical Engineering, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Ceramic Engineering, Polymer Science or Technology and Material Science & Engineering
(ii) Lecturer I Same as in (i) above
f. Department of Surveying and Geoinformatics
(i) Professor
Area of Specialisation: Geodesy, Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing or Hydrography
(ii) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Geodesy, Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing or Hydrography
(iii) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: Geodesy, Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing or Hydrograp
(iv) Lecturer I
(v) Lecturer II
g. Department of Systems Engineering
(i) Professor
Area of Specialisation: Engineering Management, Engineering Analysis, Computational Methods, Artificial Intelligence, Modeling & Simulation and Nano technology (ii) Associate Professor Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
(iii) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
(iv) Lecturer I
Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
(v) Lecturer II
5. FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
a. Department of Architecture
(i) Associate Professor
(ii) Senior Lecturer
(iii) Lecturer I
b. Department of Building
(i) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Construction Management/Technology, Building Services, Building Maintenance, Project Management
(ii) Senior Lecturer Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
(iii) Lecturer II
Area of Specialisation: Construction Management, Building Services, Building Structures
c. Department of Quantity Surveying
(i) Associate Professor
(ii) Senior Lecturer
(iii) Lecturer I
d. Department of Urban and Regional Planning
(i) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: GIS and Landscape Design
(ii) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: GIS and Landscape Design
6. FACULTY OF LAW
a. Department of Commercial and Industrial Law
(i) Senior Lecturer
(ii) Lecturer I
(iii) Lecturer II
b. Department of Jurisprudence and International Law
(i) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: Jurisprudence & Legal Theory, International Economics Law, Energy Resources Law, Law of International Institutions, Conflict of Law, Public International Law, Law of the Sea, Human Right and Humanitarian Law
(ii) Lecturer I Same as in (i) above.
c. Department of Property and Private Law
(i) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: Land Law, Equity and Trust, Secured Credit Transaction, Planning Law and Compulsory Acquisition Law, Law of Tort, Comparative Family Law.
(ii) Lecturer I
Area of Specialisation: GIS Law of Tort, Conveying Law, Environmental Law and Family Law.
(iii) Lecturer II
Area of Specialisation: Conveying Law, Law of Tort, Equity and Trust
6. FACULTY OF SCIENCE
a. Department of Botany
(i) Professor Area of Specialisation: Ecology
(ii) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Plant Physiology, Ecology and Phycology
(iii) Lecturer I
Area of Specialisation: Plant Physiology, Ecology and Taxonomy
(iv) Lecturer II
Area of Specialisation: Plant Physiology, Ecology and Taxonomy
b. Department of Cell Biology and Genetics
(i) Lecturer I Area of Specialisation: Forensic Biology
(ii) Lecturer II Area of Specialisation: Genetics
c. Department of Computer Science
(i) Professor (ii) Senior Lecturer
(iii) Lecturer II
d. Department of Chemistry
(i) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Inorganic Synthesis /Bioinorganic Chemistry
(ii) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry
e. Department of Geosciences
Geology Unit
(i) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: Engineering geology, Mineralogy, Economic geology and Petrology
(ii) Lecturer II
Area of Specialisation: Engineering geology, Mineralogy, Economic geology and Petrology
Geophysics Unit
(i) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: Seismology, Borehole Geophysics, Forensic Geophysics, Engineering and Environmental Geophysics
f. Department of Mathematics
Mathematics Unit
(i) Professor
Area of Specialisation: Pure, Applied and Industrial Mathematics
(ii) Associate Professor Area of Specialisation: Same as (i) above
(iii) Senior Lecturer Area of Specialisation: Same as (i) above
(iv) Lecturer I Area of Specialisation: Same as (i) above
(v) Lecturer II Area of Specialisation: Same as (i) above
Statistics Unit
(i) Professor Area of Specialisation: Probability Theory, Stocastic Process, Time Series Analysis, Mar Kov Chain, Bayesian Methods, Simulation, Bootstrapping, Survival Analysis, Linear Model, Generalised Linear Model, Operation Research.
(ii) Associate Professor Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
(iii) Senior Lecturer Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
(iv) Lecturer I Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
(v) Lecturer II Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
g. Department of Physics
(i) Professor
Area of Specialization: Space Physics and/or Communication Physics
h. Department of Marine Sciences
Marine Biology Unit
(i) Lecturer I
Area of Specialization: Physical Oceanography/Ocean-Atmosphere Interaction or Chemical Oceanography/ Marine Biogeochemistry.
(ii) Lecturer II Same as (i) above.
i. Department of Zoology
(i) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Parasitology, Entomology and Conservation
(ii) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation:Ecotoxicology, Entomology And Parasitology
(iii) Lecturer I
Area of Specialisation: Parasitology
(iv) Lecturer II
Area of Specialisation: Conservation, Parasitology and Entomology
j. Department of Biochemistry
(i) Associate Professor
(ii) Senior Lecturer
(iii) Lecturer I
7. FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
a. Department of Economics
(i) Professor
Area of Specialisation: Econometrics and Statistics, Economic Theory, International Trade, Energy & Environmental Economics, Monetary Economics, Industrial Economics, Public Sector Economics, Development Economics, Financial Economics and Manpower Economics.
(ii) Senior Lecturer Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
(iii) Lecturer I Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
b. Department of Geography
(i) Lecturer II
Area of Specialisation: Economics Geography, Geo-Tourism, Resource Analysis, Transportation and Biogeography
c. Department of Psychology
(i) Senior Lecturer
Area of Specialisation: Clinical, Health Counseling, Social Processes, Cognitive, Developmental, Industrial
(ii) Lecturer I Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
d. Department of Sociology
(i) Professor
Area of Specialisation: Gender/Women Studies, Industrial Sociology/Industrial Relations, Demography, Research Methods/Quantitative Techniques, Gerontology, Sociology of Family, Sociology of Education and Youth Studies.
(ii) Associate Professor
Area of Specialisation: Same as in (i) above
8. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
(i) Librarian I
(ii) Assistant Librarian (Law Collection)
9. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES
a. Department of Anatomic & Molecular Pathology
(i) Lecturer 1
b. Department of Medical Laboratory Science
(i) Lecturer I Histopathology/ Histochemistry, Haematology/Blood Group Serology, Molecular Diagnosis/Biotechnology.
c. Department of Physiology
(i) Lecturer I
(ii) Lecturer II
FACULTY OF CLINICAL SCIENCES
a. Department of Anaesthesia
(i) Lecturer 1
b. Department of Clinical Pathology
(i) Lecturer 1
c. Department of Community Health and Primary Care
(i) Professor
(ii) Associate Professor
(iii) Lecturer 1
d. Department of Medicine
(i) Lecturer 1
e. Department of Nursing Science
(i) Senior Lecturer
(ii) Lecturer I
f. Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
(i) Lecturer 1
g. Department of Ophthalmology
(i) Lecturer 1
h. Department of Paediatrics
(i) Lecturer 1
i. Department of Surgery
(i) Professor
(ii) Associate Professor
(iii) Lecturer I
FACULTY OF DENTAL SCIENCES
a. Department of Child Dental Health
(i) Professor
(ii) Lecturer 1
b. Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
(i) Lecturer 1
c. Department of Oral Biology and Pathology
(i) Lecturer 1 Oral Biology and Community Dentistry
d. Department of Restorative Dentistry
(i) Lecturer 1 Oral Medicine and Oral Radiology
e. Department of Preventive Dentistry
(i) Lecturer I Oral Radiology, Oral Medical, Periodontology, Community Dentistry
10. MEDICAL LIBRARY
(i) Reader Librarian
(ii) Principal Librarian
(iii) Librarian I
(iv) Librarian II
11. CENTRAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
(i) Principal Research Officer
B. QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE
(i) Professor
A candidate for this post should normally possess a good first degree and a doctorate degree in the respective field with not less than ten (10) years of teaching and research experience since becoming Lecturer II in a University or comparable institution of higher learning. A strong proof of continuing research with appreciable evidence of scholarly publications in reputable journals published both locally and internationally is required in addition to evidence of ability to supervise post-graduate students including doctorate students in areas of expertise and must have been an Associate Professor for a minimum of three years. Candidates who have been Senior Lecturer for a minimum of six years may be considered for appointment.
(ii) Associate Professor
A candidate for this post should normally possess a good first degree and a doctorate degree in the respective field with not less than eight (8) years of teaching and research experience since becoming Lecturer II in a University or comparable institution of higher learning. A strong proof of continuing research with appreciable evidence of scholarly publications in reputable journals published both locally and internationally is required in addition to evidence of ability to supervise post-graduate students including doctorate students in areas of expertise. Candidate must also have sufficient administrative experience and must have been a Senior Lecturer for a minimum of three years.
(iii) Senior Lecturer
A candidate for this post should normally possess a good first degree and a doctorate degree in the respective field with not less than five (5) years of teaching and research experience since becoming Lecturer II in a University or comparable institution of higher learning. Candidate must possess evidence of scholarly publications in reputable journals published both locally and internationally is required in addition to evidence of ability to supervise post-graduate students including doctorate students in areas of expertise. Candidate must also have sufficient administrative experience and must have been a Lecturer I for a minimum of three years.
(iv) Lecturer I
A candidate for this post should normally possess a good first degree and a doctorate degree in the respective field from a recognized University with at least four (4) years of teaching and research experience since becoming a Lecturer II in a University or comparable institution of higher learning. Candidate must also have the ability to teach courses at the undergraduate level with evidence of practical skills and competence. Evidence of scholarly publications in reputable journals is also required in addition to ability to supervise post-graduate students in areas of expertise. Candidate must have been a Lecturer II for a minimum of three years.
(v) Lecturer II
A candidate for this post should normally possess a good first degree and doctorate degree in the respective field from a recognized University. Evidence of scholarly publications in reputable journals will be an advantage.
(vi) Assistant Librarian
A candidate must possess a good first degree in Law and a Masters degree in Library and Information Studies (MILS) from a recognized University. Registration with Librarian Registration Council of Nigeria (LRCN) is a requirement.
(vii) Librarian II
A candidate must possess a good first degree plus a Masters degree in Library and Information Studies or any other related discipline and must have secured approval of title of Ph.D thesis in the respective field. Registration with Librarian Registration Council of Nigeria (LRCN) is a requirement. Evidence of publications is a requirement.
(viii) Librarian I
A good first degree plus Ph.D in Library and Information Studies or any other related discipline plus registration with LRCN. Candidate must have at least four (4) years cognate experience since becoming a Librarian II in a University or comparable institution of higher learning out of which three (3) must have been spent on Librarian II cadre with evidence of publications in reputable library and information science journals.
(ix) Principal Librarian
A good first degree plus Ph.D in Library and Information Studies or any other related discipline and registration with LRCN. Candidate must have at least five (5) years of cognate experience since becoming a Librarian II in a University or comparable institution of higher learning out of which three (3) must have been spent on Librarian I cadre. Candidate must also have the required number of publications.
(x) Reader Librarian
A good first degree plus Ph.D in Library and Information Studies or any other related discipline and registration with LRCN. Candidate must have at least eight (8) years of professional experience since becoming a Librarian II in a university or comparable institution of higher learning out of which three (3) must have been spent on Senior Librarian cadre. Substantial number of publications and administrative experience is required. (Processes of appointing Associate Professor apply).
(xi) Principal Research Officer
Candidate for this post should normally possess a good first degree (B.Tech/B.Sc.) and Ph.D. degree in Analytical Chemistry or a relevant degree from a recognized University. A strong proof of continuing research with appreciable evidence of scholarly publications in reputable journals published both locally and internationally is required in addition having (5) years experience in a University or comparable institution. Candidates are also expected to write a proposal on the vision to grow the Central Research Laboratory at the University of Lagos.
C. SALARIES
1. Professor
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2. Associate Professor
CONUASS 6 (
3. Senior Lecturer/
CONUASS 5 (
Principal Research Officer
4. Lecturer I/Librarian I
CONUASS 4 (
5. Lecturer II/Librarian II
CONUASS 3 (
6. Assistant Librarian
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D. CONDITION OF SERVICE
As contained in the approved conditions governing service of Senior Staff of the University.
E. METHOD OF APPLICATION
Detailed application ten (10) copies should include candidate’s Curriculum Vitae as follows:
Names in full
Place and Date of Birth
Home Address
Present Postal Address
Sex
E-mail
Phone Number (Mobile)
Nationality at Birth
State/Local Government Area
Marital Status
Number and Ages of Children
Secondary and Post Secondary Education (including dates and Institution)
Academic and Professional qualifications (including Distinctions with dates)
Statements of experience including full details of former and present post
Current Research
Details of Publications including: Authorship; Candidates should state their contributions; evidence to support the contribution should be produces where possible.
Date of publication
Other activities outside current employment
Names and addresses of three referees
Proposed date of availability for duties, if appointed
In addition to stating the names and addresses of the referees, applicants should request their referees to forward reference on their behalf directly to: The Deputy Registrar (Human Resources Management Department), University of Lagos, Akoka, Yaba, Lagos.
NB:Applicants from the range of Professorship to Lectureship I should include a bound copy of their publications to their applicants.
F CLOSING DATE
Applicants and supporting materials should be forwarded to: The Deputy Registrar (Human Resources Management Department), Second Floor, Senate House, University of Lagos, Akoka indicating the post for which application is made at the top left corner of the envelope. Applicants are expected to visit recruitment.unilag.edu.ng to complete the online application and attach the acknowledgment print-out to the hard copy of their application.
The application should reach the Deputy Registrar (Human Resources Management Department) not later than forty-two (42) days from the date of this publication.
DR. (MRS.) TAIWO FOLASADE IPAYE, FNIM
REGISTRAR & SECRETARY TO COUNCIL.
NON-TEACHING
A. FACULTY OF PHARMACY
1. Department of Pharmacognosy
· Chief Technologist II CONTISS 14
· Technologist II CONTISS 7
Chief Technologist II (CONTISS 14):
Candidates should possess B.Tech/B.Sc./HND with PGD in Pharmacognosy or relevant field with a minimum of 2nd Class Lower Division/Lower Credit and M.Sc. in relevant discipline from a recognized Institution plus NYSC Discharge Certificate or Evidence of Exemption. SSCE/NECO/WASC/GCE O/L Credit in five (5) subjects including Mathematics and English is compulsory.
In addition, must be duly registered with the relevant Professional Institutes. Candidates must have minimum of 19 years relevant experience.
Technologist II (CONTISS 7):
Candidates should possess B.Tech/B.Sc./HND in Pharmacognosy or relevant field of Technology from a recognized Institution with a minimum of 2nd Class Lower Division/Lower Credit plus NYSC Discharge Certificate or Evidence of Exemption. SSCE/NECO/WASC/GCE O/L Credit in 5 subjects including Mathematics and English is compulsory.
In addition, must be duly registered with the relevant Professional Institutes.
2. Department of Pharmaceutics&Pharmaceutical Technology
· Technologist I CONTISS 8
· Technologist II CONTISS 7
Technologist I (CONTISS 8):
Candidates should possess B.Tech/B.Sc./HND in Pharmaceutics& Pharmaceutical Technology or relevant field of Technology from a recognized Institution with a minimum of 2nd Class Lower Division/Lower Credit plus NYSC Discharge Certificate or Evidence of Exemption. SSCE/NECO/WASC/GCE O/L Credit in 5 subjects including Mathematics and English is compulsory.
In addition, must be duly registered with the relevant Professional Institutes.Candidates must have minimum of 3 years relevant experience.
Technologist II (CONTISS 7):
Candidates should possess B.Tech/B.Sc./HND in Pharm & Pharm Technology or relevant field of Technology from a recognized Institution with a minimum of 2nd Class Lower Division/Lower Credit plus NYSC Discharge Certificate or Evidence of Exemption. SSCE/NECO/WASC/GCE O/L Credit in 5 subjects including Mathematics and English is compulsory.
In addition, must be duly registered with the relevant Professional Institutes.
B. MEDICAL CENTRE
· Medical Officer
· Nurses
1.Medical Officer (CONMESS 2):
Candidates should possess M.B.B.S. or equivalent plus NYSC Discharge Certificate or Evidence of Exemption. SSCE/NECO/WASC/GCE O/L credit in five (5) subjects including English and Mathematics is mandatory. In addition, candidate must be duly registered with the Medical & Dental Council of Nigeria.
2.Nursing Officer II (CONHESS 7):
Prospective candidates should haveNRN and NRM Certificate plus SSCE/NECO/WASC/GCE O/L credits in 5 subjects including Mathematics, Biology and English. In addition, must be duly registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria with a minimum of four (4) years post qualification experience.
C. REGISTRY
Assistant Registrar, (Legal) (CONTISS 9):
Candidates should have a first degree in Law from a recognized Institution with a minimum of 2nd Class Lower Division and BL plus NYSC Discharge Certificate or Evidence of Exemption. SSCE/NECO/WASC/GCE O/L credits in 5 subjects including English and Mathematics is compulsory. In addition, the candidate must have 6 years practical experience in active legal practice such as in legal drafting, litigation/advocacy, Trusts, Estate and Property Law.
D. SALARIES
Chief Technologist II CONTISS 14 (
Technologist I CONTISS 8 (
Technologist II CONTISS 7 (
Medical Officer CONMESS 2 (N882, 529.08 - N1,262,968.56) per annum
Nursing Officer II CONHESS 7 (
Assistant Registrar (Legal) CONTISS 9 (
E. GENERAL REQUIREMENT
All applicants must be ICT compliant. In addition, there will be IT proficiency test for all applicants.
F. CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
As contained in the University of Lagos Revised Conditions of Service.
G. METHOD OF APPLICATION
Applications which must be in fifteen (15) hard copies should be accompanied by relevant certificates and credentials. Such applications must be accompanied with detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV) showing the following:
(i.) Names in full
(ii.) Place and Date of Birth
(iii.) State of Origin/Local Government Area
(iv.) Home Address
(v.) Present Postal Address
(vi.) Sex
(vii.) Phone Number (Mobile)
(viii.) E-mail
(ix.) Nationality at Birth
(x.) Marital Status
(xi.) Number and Ages of Children
(xii.) Secondary and Post–secondary Education (including dates and Institutions)
(xiii.) Academic and Professional Qualification (including Distinctions with dates)
(xiv.) Statements of Experience including full details of former and present posts
(xv.) Names and addresses of three referees
(xvi.) Post applied for
In addition to stating names and addresses of three Referees, applicants should request their referees to forward references on their behalf to:
The Deputy Registrar (Non – Teaching)
2ndFloor, Senate Building
University of Lagos.
H. CLOSING DATE
Applications are to be addressed to the Deputy Registrar (Non-Teaching), 2nd Floor, Senate Building, University of Lagos, Akoka indicating the post for which application is made at the top left corner of the envelope. Candidates are also expected to log in to recruitment.unilag.edu.ng and complete the online application and print out.
The printed online application form along with the hard copies of the application should reach the Deputy Registrar (Non-Teaching) not later than forty-two (42) days from the date of this publication.
Dr. (Mrs.) Ipaye, Taiwo Folasade, FNIM
Registrar & Secretary to Council
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UNILAG JOBS 2017: ACADEMIC AND NON-TEACHING VACANCIES
Why Part-Time Study is Better for Postgrads
You have just spent four or five years minimum working flat out to complete your undergraduate degree, so it is understandable if you feel that you may not want to commit to another one or two years of library, assignments and intense full-time learning and even more stress to be paid off in the (distant) future.
If all of this sounds familiar – but you know you want to study further – then perhaps part-time study is the answer.
Benefits of part-time study
To buttress the point of this post, numbers of part-time postgraduates have risen in recent years (mainly due to the increase of funding options available), they still account for around 60% of postgraduates students.
It is easy to see why. Here are just some of the reasons why part-time study may be right for you;
1. It’s cheaper than full-time study on a year-by-year basis.
In essence a part time degree is half the cost per year of a full time Masters or PhD.
2. It allows you to ‘earn while you learn’.
Rather than adding to the ever-increasing mountain of unemployed graduates, working alongside your degree can mean that you pay for your postgrad program before you’ve even graduated.
3. You can gain work experience whilst you study.
Postgrad qualifications and work experience are both hugely important for your future career, so why not gain both at the same time? For example, someone taking a journalism masters could write alongside their degree, or an MBA candidate could continue running a business
4. You can keep your job.
Part-time masters degrees are particularly appealing for people like teachers who can gain additional skills in their subject whilst still working in education. This of course applies to many other fields.
There are no jobs in the country and if you leave your job for masters, the guarantee that you will get another one soon is very slim, hence the best bet is to go for part time.
5. You can maintain your other commitments.
People with children, elderly parents or just people with busy schedules can find that a part-time postgrad degree allows them to balance furthering their education without putting their life on hold.
6. You don’t have to live like a student anymore!
Uni life is fun when you're a teenager, but as you grow older you find that sort of life below pal, especially when you started working. You don't want to live in an mosquito-infested hall of residence anymore. Part-time study allows you a slight distance from all-consuming student life.
7. Its flexible
Part time courses are flexible to deal with. you have various options to pick from. all evenings, or weekends. its could even be combined.
you have enough time to prepare and planned for your courses and assignments. Again you can ask for permissions and also seek time to learn a particular subject better before the next class.
8. Flexible payment
There are various payment options available for part time programs. these include part payment and installmental payments, which are not available for full time studies. this is a BIG advantage as sometimes breaking the money by bits can help make payment easier on the student
Costs of part-time study
The fees for part time courses are higher compared to full time. This is partly due to the expected extra man hour the lecturers had to put in for these classes.
sometimes external tutors or consultants are engaged to takes some subjects.
see Unilag Pg current fees here
Although these fees are paid per sessions, and are subject to change, it is worth noting that many part-time masters still allow flexible payment as earlier stated. On funding, some state do support part time students with bursaries. All you need do is apply for such via your school educational board.
Typical lengths of part-time postgrad programs
When it comes to part-time postgrad degrees, there are broadly two types. The first and most common is the standard part-time degree that is half the length of a regular degree per year and therefore takes double the time. Typically, this means a one-year masters takes place over two years, and so on and so forth.
The second type – and this is often associated with Distant learning/Open University(DLI) and also available from other institutions – is one where you pick and choose modules, which are then taught over a number of weekend or evenings, or even over a few weekdays.
In this case, your part-time degree is as long or short and you want to make it. Your degree is then awarded once a certain number of credits have been achieved, but this can be over the course of several years, allowing those in full-time work to achieve postgraduate qualifications whilst maintaining their career.
The Pros and Cons of part-time study
1. Campus life or Student experience affected
Broadly speaking, what are advantages to some will be disadvantages to others when it comes to part-time study. Where some will want a postgrad degree without the rest of the student life that comes with it, others will miss the campus experience they would have if they were full time. And whilst some need to be able to continue working alongside their masters of PhD, some will just want to get their degree as soon as possible.
2. Limited options
Another slight drawback is that choosing to go part time will limit the options of where and what you can study. Although most universities and schools have a full range of part-time programs, some only have full-time options. So if you have your heart set on a certain university but have to study part time, you may find yourself disappointed.
3. Clashes with work
Also, whilst part-time study gives you more flexibility than full time, it is not completely flexible. Classes will be set, so those who do unpredictable shift work may find it difficult to do alongside their studies without missing crucial classes.
4. Traffic
working and studying in a big metropolitan city like Lagos has its own fair share of issues, and one of that is Traffic.
coming from Victoria Island or from Apapa to Unilag will definitely take minimum of One hour on a good day and then Two hours and above on a normal clumsy day. A trip from Lekki or Ajah is another kettle of fish- budget two hours.
5. Accommodation
As part time students, you can't apply for accommodation via the school balloting. That can be taken care of by the ability to rent a place.
That all said, however, if you want to earn and gain experience whilst studying, the positives of part-time study far outweigh the few negatives, and you should seriously consider it an option that will perfectly balance the pros of getting an additional degree in a competitive job market with the opportunity to continue working.
Are there other pro or cons I missed out?
Please feel free to comment in the comment box below, would appreciate your side of the discuss.
TOP 10 MERIT LIST FOR UNILAG PG ADMISSION 2016 Results (FROM MY E-CLASS)
Many don't know we run an online Tutorials class called MERIT ACADEMY. The training school which started in 2014 cater for the UNILAG PG EXAMINATIONS only. My vision is to produce merit admission for all its students effortlessly.
The school which is wholly ONLINE, is Three years old. Lectures run for three months prior before exams and continues to provide support till admissions.
Apart from past questions, students are drilled with currents questions, materials and information that are timeless.
The school since inception has been chunking out exceptional results. You can read numerous Testimonials HERE from past students.
In 2016/2017 session alone, we had more than 40 classes with about 800 students on average. The academy had more than 20 classes where we recorded 100% admission (all students in these classes were admitted on merit) as they were all recommended. I will post that list next week.
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Today I present the list of Top 10 scores and further Top 28 scores. The highest score - 85.25% was obtained by Engr Justice Mohammed in Msc Chemical Engineering class. He was the class governor.
The Top 10 has won for themselves some gifts, we'll be contacting them soon. Congrats guys and keep flying high.
TOP 10 LIST 2016/2017
2. Gabriel Omideji 83.08% MSc ECONOMICS
3 Vivian Omayie 81.11% MIT
4. DEBORAH UNUNG 80.83% M.ED ADMIN & PLANNING
5 IDRIS Jimoh 80.00% Masters RISK MGT
6. Durojaiye Victor 78.89% MIT
7. FRANCIS CHIDEBE 77.01% PGD FINANCE
8. JOAN APEH 77.00% MDSS
9. Blessing Chika 76.47% Masters ENV TOXICOLOGY
10. Ali-Balogun Munirudeen 75.29% MSC ACCOUNTING
TOP 20 LIST
11. CHIMA O. 74.42% MIT
12. FOLAKE ADENOLA 74.24% MSC ECONOMICS13. AKUJOBI YVONNE 74.24% Masters ENVIRONMENTAL MGT
14. MADU IBRAHIM 74.12% MDSS
15. ADERONKE Adedokun 74.00% MSC MEDICAL PHYSICS
16. OFORKA KINGSLEY 72.94% M.ED EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
17 AREWA M 72.22% MIT
18. KOLA O 72.11% MILR
19 IJELU ADERELE 72.03% MILD
20. OGUNKOYA FUNMI 72.00% MBA
TOP 30 LIST
21. AGNES AFOLABI 71.76% M.ED SPORT PSYCHOLOGY
22. ADEOLA ODERINDE 71.76% PROCESS ENGINEERING
23. OMOLARA OSINKOLU 71.44% MSC FINANCE 22. ADEOLA ODERINDE 71.76% PROCESS ENGINEERING
24. JASIMEL 71.39% M.ED SPORT PSYCHOLOGY
25 AYODELE ADESANYA 70.59% MA THEATRE ARTS
26. CHINYERE M 70.59% PROCESS ENGINEERING
27. AIGBE EFE 70.56% PGD CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
28 DR CHRIS Moski 70.56% MASTERS PUBLIC HEALTH
29. OGE ONWUZURIKE 70.05% MSC FINANCE
Note:
The admission list has been released here. Many candidates are filled with merry news and jubilation.
To be part of this winning team for next year admission, get in touch with me via my contact details here
Help me send congratulatory messages to these ones and many others who excel in the last Pg exams via the comment box below
Congrats guys!!!
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Unilag Msc Result: Status is STEP DOWN- - Meaning, implications & What Next?
This year Unilag Postgraduate Result is generating a lot of talk time in the news, social media and fora.
My blog has been receiving loads of calls and feedback concerning worried students and their love ones.
Thanks for all the comments and questions being poured in from all my readers concerning the issues raised in these series of Unilag result analysis.
If you have not read the previous series you may do well to read them as they are very expository and may help you in your judgment and decision making.
SERIES 1 -- STATUS IS RECOMMENDED
SERIES 2 -- STATUS IS NOT RECOMMENDED
SERIES 3 --STATUS IS NOT QUALIFIED
Someone wrote a few days ago
" Mr Dan thanks for this eye opening info, now I know what to do with my status"
That is the purpose of these series.
to enable you and give you the power of action and judgement.
Now over to today series - STEP DOWN STATUS
Like its twin sister - Not qualified, they bear some similarities, however, these has more to do with formality than legality.
Not qualified has to do with eligibility from the set go, but this is a bit twisted and when you have it in your result comment its really a cause of concern.
So what does step down really denote?
Step down from where or what?
Can it be resolved?
What it mean you did not pass the exams or meet the cut of mark?
We shall be looking at all these today in this post
I will do an analysis soon on the results watch out for it.
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There is one of five status attached to each score depending on the cut off marks set by the dept.
The five status which I treated in-depth in this post are
1. Recommended STATUS
2. NOT Recommended STATUS
3. NOT Qualified STATUS
4. STEP DOWN STATUS
5. Not SET STATUS
I will use this post to treat STEP DOWN.
How To Check :
log in to Spgs Unilag website and input your reg nos and surname better still just follow the link below to access the page:http://applications.unilag.edu.ng/(S(ge42j5his2ub1bfvdeijvgyh))/Login.aspx
The MEANING :
You actually passed the exams, but after checking your documents and application, you were step down from admission until the cases against you are rectified, if not the admission is gone.So get it straight, You passed the exams and also beat the cut off points
You are supposed to be recommended i.e your name in admission list.
But you were now STEP DOWN for the course you chose. Because of any of the following:
1. you are eligible but not have the qualification, e.g you have 3rd class instead of 2:2 for msc biochem
2. your school is not recognized. e.g a satellite school applying
3. you applied for msc instead of pgd. e.g MA English applying for Msc mass comm instead of pgd Mass comm
4. Your application is faulty - you did not chose school, no Bsc filled, or grade notified. any problem with the form steps you down
5. Your course is related but not covered in the brochure for those to apply for this course
NOTE OF WARNING!!!
Those boys who are helped you during application in campus during application stage may never noticed this discrepancies as they are technical issues onlya postgraduate degree holder who has gone through Unilag admission process can see or detect these.
So always ask those who wants to help you fill your form, if they have gone through the system.
The IMPLICATION :
You MAY still get the admission but very very tiny chanceyou were very careless in your application and so may pay a big price for it
The department will be waiting for you to come and clear some things/irregularity noticed in your application
WHAT's Next:
1. Go to the dept and see if you can rectify any of the issues raised, sometimes you with some clarification you may be let off the hook and given your admission2. If you cannot which is likely the case most times, you take proper note and move ahead
3. Ask for options open to you with this situation
4. Prepare for next year exams or go apply for another school Postgraduate program with a lot of thoughtfulness
NEXT --> My Result Status is NOT SET- What Next?
lets know what you scored below and your status in the comment session.
If STEP DOWN I can show you what to do.
just let me know below.
Unilag MSc Result: Status is NOT Qualified - Meaning, implications & What Next?
The recently released results for University of Lagos postgraduate has generated a lot of buzz.
I have written on recommended status here and Not recommended status here.
if you missed it, clicked the links to check it out.
One of the frustrating status is NOT qualified. What will make one fall into this category?
Not qualified in what sense?
Can it be rectified?
What does it really mean?
What if you scored high and beat the cut off mark?
We shall be looking at all these today in this post
I will do an analysis soon on the results watch out for it.
CLICK HERE to register to receive alert whenever I post new review
There is one of five status attached to each score depending on the cut off marks set by the dept.
The five status which I treated in-depth in this post are
1. Recommended STATUS
2. NOT Recommended STATUS
3. NOT Qualified STATUS
4. STEP DOWN STATUS
5. Not SET STATUS
I will use this post to treat NOT Qualified.
How To Check :
log in to Spgs Unilag website and input your reg nos and surname better still just follow the link below to access the page:http://applications.unilag.edu.ng/(S(ge42j5his2ub1bfvdeijvgyh))/Login.aspx
The MEANING :
You passed the exams and also beat the cut off pointsYou are supposed to be recommended i.e your name in admission list.
But you were not eligible for the course you chose. Because of any of the following:
a. Wrong course e.g BSc accounting applying for Msc Finance
b. Wrong first degree, e.g a HND applying for any Msc courses its disqualified
c. Wrong class of degree, e.g you have a 3rd class and applying for 2:2 min required course
d. Wrong school: not all schools are accredited for Unilag masters
The IMPLICATION :
You will not get the admission - l'll be truthful to youTo the school you are illegal applicant, so you cant be recommended by any one
Your money and time has been wasted and forfeited
This case is a closed one.
WHAT's Next:
1. Go to the department to find out the real reason you were disqualified2. Ask them to show you proof in the application requirement, if not there or clear, ask them to make it obvious on their site for others to be aware
3. Ask for options open to you with this situation
4. Prepare for next year exams or go apply for another school Postgraduate program
NEXT --; My Result Status is STEP DOWN - What Next?
lets know what you scored below and your status in the comment session.
If not qualified I can show you what to do.
just let me know below.
Unilag Msc Result: Status is NOT Recommended - Meaning, implications & What Next?
Still on Unilag Pg results released last week Friday.
I wrote on the the meaning and implications of Recommended status here. If you missed it, you can check it out.
As I said the result generated a lot of Mixed feelings.
One of those who were sad are those whose remark was NOT RECOMMENDED.
Who are these people?
Why are they sad?
How can you score 61.15% for Accounting and still not be recommended
or 57.94% for Management Full Time and not be recommended.
This are issues,
why?
why?
why?
questions begging for answers.
Some folks are already doubting the grading process
Is there anything that can be done to change this status?
so many questions?
I will do an analysis soon on the results watch out for it.
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There is one of five status attached to each score depending on the cut off marks set by the dept.
The five status which I treated in-depth in this post are
1. Recommended STATUS
2. NOT Recommended STATUS
3. NOT Qualified STATUS
4. STEP DOWN STATUS
5. Not SET STATUS
I will use this post to treat NOT Recommended.
How To Check :
log in to Spgs Unilag website and input your reg nos and surname better still just follow the link below to access the page:http://applications.unilag.edu.ng/(S(ge42j5his2ub1bfvdeijvgyh))/Login.aspx
The MEANING :
You may have passed the exams but you did not meet the cut off pointsIt also could mean that you failed the exams and definitely not going to get admitted.
its also means your name is not in the admission merit list.
The IMPLICATION :
1. You will not get this admission except you work to see if you can get in via supplementary list2. Find out the cut off mark and if you are very close, then there is hope for you.
3. Get ready to go to school to seek for help
4. You might still be in the supplementary list without consulting anyone - chances are slim, but its possible
WHAT's Next : - What should you do?
1. Seek for help - need recommendation2. Change your course from Full time to Part time or executive depending on your discipline
3. Look out for the admission list, your name might surprisingly appear
4. When the list is out, find out who can help you with admission via recommendation
NEXT --> My Result Status is NOT QUALIFIED - What Next?
Lets know what you scored below and your status.
If not recommend let me help show you how to go about it.
just let me know below via the comment
UNILAG PG RESULTS: My Result Status is Recommended - Meaning, Implications and What Next?
Mixed reactions greeted the much awaited released of the Unilag Postgraduate/Msc results.
The result which was released on the school portal, thrown most students into wild jubilation as they found their status favorable while many others were unsure of their fate.
The results which showed a lot high scoring marks by students was far more better than previous years when students scored low.
Many students scored 80%, 70% and 60% respectively, hence the high cut off points. As you will expect in every exams, the usual low scoring candidates showed their faces too scoring 27%, 34% and low as 17%
I will do the result analysis soon. watch out for it.
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There is one of five status attached to each score depending on the cut off marks set by the dept.
The five status which I treated in-depth in this post are
1. Recommended
2. NOT Recommended
3. NOT Qualified
4. STEP DOWN
5. Not SET
I will use this post to treat Recommended.
How To Check :
log in to Spgs Unilag website and input your reg nos and surname better still just follow the link below to access the page:http://applications.unilag.edu.ng/(S(ge42j5his2ub1bfvdeijvgyh))/Login.aspx
The MEANING :
its means your name is in the admission list on merit.is means you met the cut off marks.
so congrats
The IMPLICATION :
Get ready for schoolGet ready your school fess - check my blog for the fees
Get ready to adjust to school life both at home and office
its also calls for huge financial implications, so please start sourcing for the money
WHAT's Next :
1. wait for the admission list2. when the list is out, start your registration
3. meanwhile please attend lectures as the registration is ongoing
NEXT --; My Result Status is NOT Recommended - What Next?
lets know what you scored below and your status.
If not recommend I can show you how to get admission still.
just let me know below.
UNILAG PG MSC RESULTS IS OUT -check here
I told you more than 3 to 4 months ago that the results will be released last week or this weekend
and as i said it in my last mail it has been released .
http://applications.unilag.edu.ng/(S(w3ubffkjlvu4it40fax2aunt))/Login.aspx
There are 4 status you will see.
http://applications.unilag.edu.ng/(S(w3ubffkjlvu4it40fax2aunt))/Login.aspx
There are 4 status you will see.
1. Recommended
2. Not recommended
3. Not qualified
4. Stepped down
Follow this post on my blog to see how to check and what the meaning of these status are
CHECK RESULTS HERE
if recommended, it means your name is on merit list.
so congrats in advance ,
please share the good news
I dey wait ooooooooo
I dey wait ooooooooo
chai, some people getting 80, 85%, 78%, 70% some people dey vex ooo
am so happy
share your testimony jorr, no dulling this xmas
lets here your comments
lets here your comments
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