Programme-Specific Visions, Missions, and Core Values
Vision:
To be a leading centre of excellence in Industrial Physics, producing graduates and innovations that drive industrial growth, sustainability, and technological advancement.
Mission:
- To provide a solid foundation in applied physics with emphasis on industrial applications.
- To equip students with technical, problem-solving, and analytical skills for real-world industrial challenges.
- To foster innovation in materials science, renewable energy, instrumentation, and manufacturing systems.
- To prepare graduates for impactful careers in industry, research, and entrepreneurship.
Core Values:
- Innovation – advancing creative solutions for industrial and technological challenges.
- Practicality – focusing on real-world applications of physics knowledge.
- Collaboration – building strong links between academia, industry, and society.
- Sustainability – promoting responsible science and technology for long-term growth.
- Excellence – striving for the highest standards in teaching, research, and industrial practice.
Why Choose Industrial Physics?
Industrial Physics combines the precision of science with the practicality of industry. It focuses on applying physics principles to solve real-world industrial and technological challenges. If you are passionate about innovation and hands-on problem-solving, this programme is for you.
Career Prospects: Graduates are well-prepared for careers in manufacturing, renewable energy, materials science, quality control, industrial automation, instrumentation, and research & development. With the growth of smart industries in the recent Industrial Revolution, Industrial Physicists are in high demand worldwide.
Programme-Specific Visions, Missions, and Core Values
Vision:
To be a world-class Physics programme that advances knowledge, discovery, and innovation, inspiring breakthroughs that shape science and technology in the age of AI and beyond.
Mission:
- To impart deep understanding of the principles of physics and their applications in science and technology.
- To nurture critical thinking, research, and computational skills for scientific inquiry and innovation.
- To contribute to solving global challenges in energy, environment, healthcare, and space exploration.
- To train graduates who are adaptable, creative, and capable of leadership in academia and industry.
Core Values:
- Curiosity – fostering a spirit of discovery and inquiry into the natural world.
- Integrity – upholding honesty and ethics in scientific pursuit.
- Critical Thinking – developing sharp reasoning and analytical skills.
- Excellence – achieving the highest academic and research standards.
- Global Relevance – applying physics to solve pressing challenges of humanity.
Why Choose Physics?
Physics is the foundation of all sciences and technologies. It nurtures curiosity, analytical thinking, and problem-solving skills, qualities that make physicists global innovators and critical thinkers. This programme is ideal for students who want to understand how the universe works and apply that knowledge to shape future technologies.
Career Prospects: A Physics degree opens doors to research, data science, energy systems, healthcare technology, climate science, education, and space exploration. In the AI-driven world, physicists are also highly valued in computational modelling, finance, and technology consulting due to their strong analytical skills.
Programme-Specific Visions, Missions, and Core Values
Vision:
To be a foremost hub of knowledge and innovation in Physics with Electronics, producing experts who integrate physics and electronic technologies to power intelligent systems and automation.
Mission:
- To integrate rigorous training in physics with practical knowledge of electronics and instrumentation.
- To develop skills in designing and applying electronic solutions for emerging technologies.
- To advance research and innovation in electronics for smart devices, renewable energy, healthcare, and automation.
- To produce graduates prepared to lead in fields such as robotics, telecommunications, artificial intelligence, and nanotechnology.
Core Values:
- Innovation – pioneering new ideas in physics and electronics integration.
- Technology-Driven Excellence – applying advanced tools and methods to solve modern problems.
- Creativity – encouraging original thinking in electronic design and applications.
- Adaptability – preparing graduates for rapidly evolving technological landscapes.
- Impact – ensuring research and knowledge contribute to AI, automation, and global development.
Why Choose Physics with Electronics?
Physics with Electronics bridges the gap between scientific theory and technological innovation. It equips you with both the depth of Physics and the practical skills of Electronics, making you capable of designing intelligent systems, smart devices, and advanced communication tools. This is the programme for students eager to be at the forefront of digital and electronic innovation.
Career Prospects: Graduates excel in telecommunications, robotics, artificial intelligence, embedded systems, renewable energy, medical electronics, and automation industries. With electronics at the heart of the Industrial Revolution, this programme gives you the skills to drive future innovations.
List of Academic Staff for the Physics Department
List of Academic Staff of the Department
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Name of Staff
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Qualification
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1
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Chidi C. Uhuegbu
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Professor of Physics, Ph.D. Solid/Solar energy physics, M.Sc. Solar Energy Physics, PGDE, B.Sc. Physics
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2
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Aaron Eze
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Professor of Physics, Ph.D. Physics Education, M.Sc. Physics and Astronomy, M.Ed. in Science Education, PGDE in Science Education, B.Sc. (Physics)
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3
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Loretta. O. Onuorah
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Ph.D. Atmospheric Physics, M.Sc. Applied Geophysics, PDE,
B.Sc. Industrial Physics
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4
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Ambrose. C. Eze
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PhD Physics & Astronomy, M.Sc. Physics & Astronomy, B.Sc. Physics & Astronomy
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5
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Fidelis O Madu
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M.Sc. Industrial Physics (Astrophysics), B.Sc. (Ed) Physics
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6
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Magnus U. Iyioku
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M.Sc. Geophysics, B.Sc. Geology
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7
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Wilson Odita
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M.Sc. Geophysics, B.Sc. Physics, NCE- Mathematics/Physics
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8
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Agatha Oyiogu
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M.Sc. Solid State Physics, B.Sc. Physics
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9
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Ignatius I. Nwigboji
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M.Sc. Nuclear, Radiation and Health physics, PGD in Industrial Physics, HND Science Laboratory Technology, ND Science Laboratory and Technology
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Academic offerings include 95 majors, 86 minors, and more than 100 in-major specializations
