School of Engineering
Emmanuel University School of Engieering is a unique arm of the institution. It prides itself in grooming, propping, and mentoring Africa's young talents in all fields of Engineering and Technology.
S.O.E. Leadership
Dr. Christopher Okonkwo is an engineer. He serves on the Governing Council of Emmanuel University and Dean of the School of Engineering. He has distinguished himself at all levels of the energy sector.
Professor Edward Agbai is an engineer. He is a Departmental Dean at Emmanuel University and has distinguished himself in scholarly presentations, mentorship, and organizational leadership.
Dr. Ingrid Epezagne is an engineer. She is Faculty with the university's Agriculture Mechanization discipline with particular focus on Adoption Strategies and Technology Acceptance in Agriculture Sector. She is a Coordinator in the collaboration space for Emmanuel University, International Institute for African Scholars (IIAS), and Academy of Experts in Skills and Development (AEIDC), engaging international entities on behalf of Emmanuel University, IIAS, and AIEDC.
Professor Chima Nwosu is an engineer. He is a member of the university's Governing Council. He studied Chemical Engineering, moved on to Metallurgy and Material Science Technology, and finally to Electronic Engineering at the North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina. His is passionate about appropriate technology. He is serving on several boards.
Dr. Humphrey Edereka Great is an engineer. He is a member of Emmanuel Univeristy Governing Council. He distinguished himself in the energy sector and versed in Electricity Grid and Distribution engineering. His engineering construction company has executed major federal and state projects.
Dr. Humphrey Okereke is an engineer. He has received numerous awards because of his consistent excellent performance in the field of engineering. The Nigerian Society of Engineers recognizes him at the highest level. As a Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers, he continues to demonstrate high-level initiative.