Collaboration between UNILAG and LASUSTECH for Mutual Development

A partnership is in the works between the Department of Mass Communication at Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH) and the same department at the University of Lagos. The collaboration aims to explore various opportunities such as student exchange programs, joint research endeavors, and staff development.

During a visit to LASUSTECH, Prof. Adepoju Tejumaye, the former Head of Department for Mass Communication at UNILAG, shared details about the upcoming collaboration. He took the opportunity to inspect LASUSTECH FM radio station and other facilities within the department.

Dr. Steven Adesemoye, the Acting Head of Department of Mass Communication at LASUSTECH, along with other senior members of the department, warmly welcomed Tejumaye. They lauded the institution’s commitment to practical training and student development, emphasizing the significance of student engagement in radio broadcasting activities.

Tejumaye praised LASUSTECH for providing avenues for students to gain practical experience through the radio station, highlighting its importance for nurturing future media professionals. He expressed his admiration for the high-quality facilities at LASUSTECH, affirming the institution’s dedication to preparing students for success in the media industry.

Adesemoye reiterated his department’s dedication to offering students top-notch education and hands-on experience. He emphasized the value of partnerships with esteemed institutions like UNILAG in fulfilling this educational mission.

A partnership is in the works between the Department of Mass Communication at Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH) and the Department of Mass Communication at the University of Lagos. The collaboration aims to explore various opportunities, including student exchange programs, joint research ventures, and staff development initiatives.

During a recent visit to LASUSTECH, Prof Adepoju Tejumaye, the former Head of Department for Mass Communication at UNILAG, discussed the potential collaboration. He toured the LASUSTECH FM radio station and other departmental facilities.

Welcomed by Dr. Steven Adesemoye, the Acting Head of the Department of Mass Communication at LASUSTECH, along with other senior faculty members, Tejumaye praised LASUSTECH for its focus on practical training and student development. He highlighted the importance of student engagement in radio broadcasting activities.

Tejumaye encouraged LASUSTECH to continue providing students with opportunities for hands-on experience through the radio station, citing its significance in shaping aspiring media professionals.

Expressing his admiration for the facilities at LASUSTECH, Tejumaye emphasized the institution’s dedication to preparing students for success in the media industry.

Adesemoye reiterated his department’s dedication to offering students a top-notch education and practical exposure. He emphasized the value of collaborations with prestigious institutions like UNILAG in achieving their educational objectives.