Vice Chancellor

Professor Don Baridam

B.S (Wisconsin), MBA (Maryville), Ph. D (Laval)

Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration)

Professor E. O. Ayalogu

B.Sc., Ph. D (Ibadan)

Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic)

Professor S. W. E. Ibodje

B. Sc (Ibadan), M. Sc, M. Phil (Birmingham) Ph. D (Manchester)

Registrar

M. N. Onyige

B. Sc (A. Bello), MPA (Lagos)

University Librarian

J. O. Aina

BLS, MLS (Ibadan)

Bursar

M. A. Romans

HND (UST, PH), ACA (Nigeria)

Dean

Professor D. P. S. Abam

B. Sc, (london), Ph D (Cambridge), CEng, FIMechE, FNSE, mni

Associate Dean

Dr. F. O. Chukwuma

B. Sc, MS., Ph D (Tulsa), MNSChE

Acting Head, Department of Chemical Engineering

Dr. C. C. Opara

B. Sc., M. Eng. (Zaria), Ph.D (Loughborough)

Acting Head, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering

Dr. E. O. Duru

M.S, Ph.D (Moscow), MNSE, R.Eng

Acting Head, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Dr. J. J. Biebuma

B.Sc., M. Sc (Sussex), Ph. D (Califonia)

Acting Head, Department of Mechanical Engineering

Dr. (Mrs.) O. M. O. Etebu

B.Sc. Chem Eng (Pittsburgh), Ph. D Ind. & Prod Eng (Owerri), FNSE

Coordinator, Department of Petroleum & Gas Engineering

R. E. I. Kadana

B. Sc Mech Eng (Lagos), PGD Pet Eng (Ibadan)

Coordinator, Masters in Engineering Management Unit

Dr. D. Appah

M. Sc, (Baku) Ph. D (UNIPORT), R. Eng., MNSE 

Coordinator, Masters in Environmental Engineering  Unit

Dr. H. U. Nwosu

BSc, MSc Ph D(Texas)

Coordinator, Post HND Unit

Dr. I. J. Otaraku

M. Sc (Volgograd) Ph. D (Moscow), AIChE

Faculty Officer

Mrs. P. R. Etu-Efeotor

B. Sc (UPH), M. Sc (Nigeria) 

Past Deans 

Prof. Chi U. Ikoku (1983 - 1999)

Prof. Y. O. Beredugo (1999 - 2000)

Prof. Ify L. Nwaogazie (2000 - 2002)

Prof. A. O. Kuye (2002 - 2004)

Prof. C. Umezurike (2004-2005)

Engr Dr. A. Dosumu (2005 - 2006)  

Brief History

The Faculty of Engineering started with two programmes (Electrical and Petroleum Engineering) in 1979.  The following programmes were added: Chemical Engineering in 1982, Civil Engineering in 1983; Mechanical Engineering in 1988; Gas Engineering and Environment Engineering in 2000.  The electrical engineering programme was changed to Electrical/Electronic Programme in 1991.

Our Vision

To be one of the leading Engineering Faculties and a center of excellence in teaching and applied research in the Country and the world in the context of attracting the best brains in both staff and students, and providing practicable solutions to engineering problems in the locality and globally.

Our Mission

• Strive to attain uniqueness within the University setting by evolving practical solutions to engineering problems as they affect the University, the Niger Delta Environment and the world at large.
• Committed to the provision of quality engineering education aimed at imparting engineering competence and development of engineering skills to both staff and students at all levels.
• Committed to harnessing all materials, human and physical resources at its disposal in a most efficient manner towards the advancement of the Engineering Faculty in the various aspects of its endeavour.
• Poised to harmoniously collaborate with other Faculties of the University, relevant Government agencies, industrial and commercial organisations and the society at large for the purpose of uplifting the Faculty and the University as well as influencing policies and the direction of advancement in Engineering and Technology in the country.
• Advance the cause of professionals as an academic culture among its staff through close collaboration with the professional and regulatory bodies.
• Seek ways and means to promote, develop and disseminate technological knowledge and information.