Ag. H O D
Physics as fundamental science is essential for all sciences and vital for modern technological development. The Department of Physics of Nasarawa State University, Keffi, is one of the pioneer departments at the inception of the university about thirteen years ago (January 2002). The department started with three lecturers and two office accommodation. Twelve students gained admission through Joint Admission and Matriculation Exams. Presently the students’ population has risen to about 500, the number of Academic Staff seven (7), Laboratory Technologists six (6), Laboratory Assistants two (2) and Administrative Staff two (2).
The aim of the Department is to offer programmes designed to impart sound knowledge in different branches of physics to her students. The department currently has a bias toward self-actualization in Physics Electronics, solid state Physics and other areas. It has sizeable laboratories where practicals run for all the levels. The department has standard equipments meant for practical work and the University has been doing its best to provide more.
Programmes
- Ph.D. Physics (Applied Geophysics)
- Ph.D. Physics (Electronics And Communication)
- Ph.D. Physics (Plasma)
- Ph.D. Physics (Radiation And Medical)
- Ph.D. Solid State Physics
- M.Phil./Ph.D. Electronics And Communication
- M.Phil./Ph.D. Radiation And Medical Physics
- M.Sc. Physics (Applied Geophysics)
- M.Sc. Physics (Electronics And Communication)
- M.Sc. Physics (Radiation And Medical Physics)
- M.Sc. Physics (Theoretical Physics)
- PGD Applied Geophysics
- PGD Electronics And Communication
- PGD Radiation And Medical Physics
- B.Sc. Physics
Postgraduate programmes in the Department started in year 2010/2011 in both Theoretical and Applied Physics with Options in Plasma Physics, Electronics and Communication, Radiation and Medical Physics, Solid State Physics and Mathematical Physics. The programmes started with six lecturers and six office accommodation. Twenty one students gained admission into the various fields of specialization out of which three were for Ph.D, fourteen for M.Sc. and four for PGD. Presently the students’ total population has risen to about 80, and about 105 students have graduated, the number of Academic Staff is now fifteen (15), Technical Staff six (6), Laboratory Assistants two (2) and Administrative Staff two (2). Geophysics was established in 2012 making the total number of postgraduate programmes in the Department to be six (6). The administrative structure of the programme is made up of all members of the departmental PG board with the Head of Department as the Chairman, and the Departmental PG Coordinator as Secretary. All PG teaching Staff are members of the board. The programmes are designed to impart sound knowledge in different branches of Physics. The Department has standard equipments meant for practical work and the University has been doing its best to provide more.
Coming Soon
- To provide a multidisciplinary environment for high quality professional accounting education.
- To be dedicated to the advancement of the undergraduate and postgraduate level education, academic freedom and integrity.
- To achieve excellence in teaching, research and services within the University, country and international community.
- To achieve high graduation rate and produce graduates that are employable.
- To continue to review our curriculum to the changing needs of both public and private sectors and improve on our delivery methodology.
- To actively collaborate with other institutions and professional institutes for the advancement of science of accounting.
To be an internationally renowned institution of higher learning in Accounting and Finance research, innovation, publication and teaching
To encourage and enable individuals to develop their full potentials by providing qualitative and stimulating learning environment encompassing a wide range of relevant educational activities for efficient, dedicated and selfless service to the state, nation and the world at large. This commitment is predicated on it philosophical belief in constructive thinking positive action and freedom of conscience.
Departmental Board
The Departmental Board is made up of all lecturers in the Department except Graduate Assistant with the Head of Department as the Chairman. The Departmental Board organizes and controls the teaching of all courses in the Department and the examination held in those courses.
Entry Requirements
Five O/Level credits in English Language, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and any other Science subject from Further mathematics and Biology or Agricultural Science
ND
Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry or Biology
English Language
English Language
Staff Profile
| S/No | Name | Rank | Institutional E-mail |
| 1 | Gurku Umar M. | Professor | gurkuumarm@nsuk.edu.ng |
| 2 | Charles O. Ofoegbu | Professor | profcharlesofoegbu@nsuk.edu.ng |
| 3 | Lumbi Lucas W. | Associate Professor | lumbilucasw@nsuk.edu.ng |
| 4 | Ibrahim Umaru | Senior Lecturer | ibrahimumaru@nsuk.edu.ng |
| 5 | Yusuf Samson Dauda | Senior Lecturer | samson720@nsuk.edu.ng |
| 6 | Ewa Ibrahim Inusa | Lecturer I | ewainusa@nsuk.edu.ng |
| 7 | Ayanninuola Olatunji Samuel | Lecturer I | ayanninuolaolatunji@nsuk.edu.ng |
| 8 | Zubairu Abdulmumini | Lecturer I | azubairuloko@nsuk.edu.ng |
| 9 | Musa A. Bilya | Lecturer I | musabilya@nsuk.edu.ng |
| 10 | Musa Usman Sarki | Lecturer II | musarki@nsuk.edu.ng |
| 11 | Idris Mustapha Mohammed | Lecturer II | idrismustapham@nsuk.edu.ng |
| 12 | Abdullahi Abubakar Mundi | Lecturer II | abdullahimundi@nsuk.edu.ng |
| 13 | Obiri Gameh Okara | Assistant Lecturer | ------ |
| 14 | Sadiq Rahmat Tukur | Graduate Assistant | --------- |
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Upcoming Workshop/Conferences
