UNILAG VC Assures Faculty Members of Institutional Support for Career Fulfilment

In a recent meeting at the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Vice-Chancellor Professor Folasade Ogunsola assured early-career academic staff of the university's commitment to enhancing their professional development and career fulfilment.

UNILAG VC Assures Faculty Members of Institutional Support for Career Fulfilment

In a recent interactive meeting with academic staff, Vice-Chancellor Professor Folasade Ogunsola reaffirmed her commitment to enhancing the University of Lagos (UNILAG)'s workforce capabilities. The meeting, held on Friday, July 5, 2024, focused on empowering early-career academics within the Graduate Assistant to Lecturer I cadre to align with UNILAG's Future-Ready Agenda.

RECOMMENDED: UNILAG College Of Medicine Students Protest Electricity Disconnection

Accompanied by Deputy Vice-Chancellors Prof. Ayo Atsenuwa (Development Services) and Prof. Bola Oboh (Academics & Research), as well as other key management figures including the Bursar, Registrar, and University Librarian, Prof. Ogunsola emphasized the importance of self-development and leveraging institutional resources for career growth.

She urged faculty members to engage in multidisciplinary research that addresses contemporary challenges, advocating for originality and problem-solving approaches. The Vice-Chancellor highlighted UNILAG's ongoing initiatives to bolster manpower and capacity across all faculties, stressing the need for collaboration among stakeholders to achieve sustainable results.

SEE MORE: UNILAG Re-Opens Registration Portal for Last Time in 2023/2024 Academic Session

The session provided a platform for faculty to seek clarification on institutional support mechanisms, career advancement opportunities, and operational concerns. Prof. Ogunsola, drawing from her personal experience, offered practical advice and directed actionable steps to address specific challenges, involving relevant members of the management team.

UNILAG continues to prioritize faculty development through mentorship, grants, training, and seminars, ensuring its academic staff remain competitive in the global research landscape. Prof. Ogunsola concluded by reaffirming management's unwavering dedication to supporting faculty members in achieving their professional aspirations within the university.

READ ALSO: UNILAG Student Reported Missing, Family Appeals for Urgent Information