University of Ibadan

Founded in 1932, 바카라사이트 University of Ibadan (UI) was 바카라사이트 first university to be established in Nigeria. Originally an affiliated College of 바카라사이트 University of London, it was granted full independent?status in 1962.

The university offers a broad range of academic programmes across its 16 faculties that include: arts, science, basic medical sciences, clinical sciences, agriculture, social sciences, education, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, technology, law, public health, dentistry, economics, renewable natural resources, and environmental design and management.

UI¡¯s Postgraduate School is 바카라사이트 largest in Africa, with its undergraduate and postgraduate student population split 50/50. Around a third of all students live in university provided halls of residence - modern facilities that come equipped with gyms, cafes and common rooms.

The university has a Distance Learning Centre where 바카라사이트 same courses undertaken by full-time students are open to students who are unable to attend classes in-person.

UI also runs a number of public facilities, including a media resource centre that offers educational workshops, reading services and consultancies for schools and children¡¯s libraries.

The university has its own zoological and botanical gardens, which house endangered animals and plants, and run conservation programmes dedicated to supporting?environmental needs.?

Among 바카라사이트 university¡¯s alumni? are 바카라사이트 writer Wole Soyinka, awarded 바카라사이트 Nobel Prize for Literature in 1986, and Chinua Achebe whose novel Things Fall Apart is 바카라사이트 most widely read book in?contemporary African literature.

Ibadan itself is a major commercial?city in southwest Nigeria, located inland about 70 miles from Lagos.