University of Nigeria Nsukka - UNN
speciality: Biomedical Sciences

The BME program at UNN is solid theoretically, lecturers explain things well. But practically, I can boldly say we don’t have any equipment. We only know these equipments and what they can do because we’ve seen them, not because we’ve used them. The department really needs to invest more in lab equipment.

I really enjoy some of my lectures and my course as a Biomedical Engineering student at UNN, the academic side has been solid. But campus life, especially the hostel, isn’t great. Water supply is low and security on the grounds isn’t as tight as it should be.
The school fees are also a big issue. They were increased this session, and for an average student, it’s been a lot to handle. I know many students have really struggled with it.
I’d also say lecturers could be more intentional about their students more genuine engagement would go a long way.
Overall, the courses are worth it, but the school needs to do better with hostel conditions, security, fees, and student-lecturer engagement.

The experience was a mixed bag, on one had we actually had lecturers who could teach and could prepare you to compete with almost anyone theoretically, in my personal opinion the practical aspect of various departments is where the problem lies. They’re mainly underdeveloped and underfunded in my opinion.
Secondly, the University hostels need massive renovations, as no one can effectively study in that kind of environment.

My time in the university of Nigeria, Enugu. UNN is a school that would make you prove your worth. This is because we have a lot of brilliant students who know just what they’re striving for.

UNN has a serene environment. Lectures could be intense; nevertheless, students get tutored properly.

A cousin of mine suggested UNN to me.. and the experience has been ok. If I intend pursuing another degree, I think I’ll still choose the U of Nigeria, Nsukka.