NOTICE TO STUDENTS - For 100 Level students going to 200 Level, all NT/abcd has changed to 12/abcd;
- For 200 Level going to 300 Level, all NS/abcd has changed to 11/abcd;
- For 200 Level students going to 300 Level, Please ignore the Matric Number on your ID Cards given from the ID Card room.
Thanks.
Our attention has been drawn to some misinformation and misrepresentation of the University’s fees as posted on some blogs.
For the avoidance of doubt, we present here the official fees for the 2013/2014 Session as approved by the University administration.
Tuition: 100 and 200 Levels: 380,000 300 and 500 Levels: N310,000 for all programmes except Medical Programme (Read More) |
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GENDER AND AFRICAN STUDIES GROUP DEBUTS IN BABCOCK
The Gender and African Studies Group (BUGAS), a non-profit intellectual platform for research, training and dissemination of information about women and men has been inaugurated in Babcock April 10, 2013.
The group, according to the coordinator, Dr. Mobolanle E. Sotunsa, is open to all interested individuals with keen interest in the research and programmatic focus.
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SWEET MEMORIES OF A SOUTH AFRICAN TRIP
Students and staff of the Department of History and International Studies returned from a five-day field trip to South Africa with sweet memories.
The team, which comprised 17 students, was led by the Head of Department, Dr. Abiodun Adesegun, and assisted by a graduate assistant in the department, Mrs. Odunayo Adeleke. While in South Africa, the team visited the University of Pretoria where they were received by officials of the History Department and issues relating to culture and academics were discussed.
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Babcock University Teaching Hospital In-Patient Ward
Babcock University’s resolve for a total transformation of the healthcare system in Africa drives her vision for the establishment of the Babcock University College of Health and Medical Sciences housing the first School of Public Health in Africa among others. Babcock University College of Health and Medical Sciences is designed to drive the vision for the rediscovery of value for human life and the quality of life in Africa. It has in focus an excellent turn-around-transformation of the healthcare system through the establishment of state-of-the-art health care training and service facility. The transformation is expected to among other things:
➢ provide quality healthcare to the people of Africa,
➢ leverage expenses on research aimed at producing solutions that will minimise endemic diseases daily depleting African human resources, among other things.
Features of the College
The Babcock University College of Health and Medical Sciences will comprise of Schools of Medicine, Pharmacy, Nursing, Dentistry and Public Health. In addition, it will provide facilities for a 750-bed Hospital comprising of:
➢ 200-bed Children Hospital
➢ 250-bed Women Hospital
➢ An Adult Hospital
Also, the College will include an African Medical Research Centre where missionary-minded researchers shall render selfless services in finding solutions to various diseases that are depreciating the value of health on the African continent. |
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- All 2013 Admission Candidates, Returning Students, Parents and Staff of Babcock University are hereby advised NOT TO PAY MONEY INTO ANY BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER, ACCOUNT NAMES OR BANKS OTHER THAN THOSE LISTED ON OUR WEBSITE, http://www.babcock.edu.ng/ug_admission/
- Before acting on any phone calls from a faceless "Registry worker" with regard to scores, results or student disciplinary cases, please call to check the name of the "Registry worker" with the following numbers for confirmation: 08037194148; 08037141477.
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MEDICAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION INAUGURATED
It was a joyous day for students of the Benjamin S. Carson (Snr) School of Medicine as they held a special ceremony to herald the birth of their Association.
Speaking at the event, which was part of activities of the Association’s week, February 17 – 24, 2013, the Vice-President for Student Development, Dr. Janet Ola, said she was delighted to see the medical students’ association inaugurated, stating that every student association in Babcock is an avenue for leadership training. She challenged them as medical students to be committed to touching hearts and lives.
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President's Message
THE BIRTH OF HOPE
The miracle is not that we do this work, but that we are happy to do it - Mother Theresa
It’s been a long walk, long but a worthy walk to a laudable cause. It’s taken so much efforts and commitment, but every bit of sweat, of stress and tireless toiling invested into a project aimed at healing our sickly world is worth the price. In Babcock, taking the path of least resistance is as good as failure! Though, where we are today, is far from our dreamed destination, it’s sure a clear start to our dreamed healthcare delivery system yet unravelled in Africa.
From the bright morning of April 20, 1999 when it was accredited as a full fledge University to the beautiful morning of May 1, 2008, when the Medical Campaign Programme was launched officially, Babcock has unflinchingly nurtured and coddled the dream of healing Africa at her place of greatest wounds and pain, Education and healthcare. Today, we don’t have to proof our impacts on Nigerian education: our products are more than testimonials, they are our pride!
In the words of a popular German poet and novelist, Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe; Take care of your body with steadfast fidelity. The soul must see through the eyes alone, and if they are dim, the whole world is clouded. We are driven by a philosophy, that a healthy man is a wealthy man: Every man has a right to quality, prompt and unconditional medical attention. And, as we promised a few years ago, Babcock is launching not only a teaching hospital. It’s the birth of hope, the birth of comfort and revival to our dilapidated medical structure!
We are proud to kick-start a movement toward a world-class healthcare training and service that is second to none across the globe. We are proud to lead a campaign for the restoration of the dignity of human life through the provision of life-saving facilities, trainings and medical missionaries. We are elated to kick-start a culture that will put a stop to needless and wanton waste of lives across the corners of Africa! We are proud to bring back the touch of hope to lighten once again the embers of light in our medical world and illuminate Africa!
Babcock is here with the substance of Hope!
Yes, you may say the dream is high but we will rather see it as lofty. You say the dream is tough and unusual, we rather see it as being novel. We’ve decided to break the limit and redefine the practise of medicine across the continent of Africa! That’s why we lead the rest, that is why we are Babcock!
J.A. Kayode Makinde, PhD
President/Vice-Chancellor |
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