Thirty-one HND I students (FT, DPT, and WPT) of the Science Laboratory Technology (Biology/Microbiology Option) participated in an educational field trip to the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Ibadan. The students visited the IITA Forest Reserve, the Nematology/Striga Unit, the Bioscience Centre, and the Regional Hub for Fertilizer and Soil Health for West Africa and the Sahel.
The excursion provided an enlightening and eye-opening learning experience, exposing students to modern research facilities and practical applications of microbiology, agriculture, and environmental science.
The department sincerely appreciates the Chairperson of the Field Trip Committee, Miss Mathew, B. K., for her dedication, as well as the committee members, Mr. Victor Omoleye and Mrs. J. C. Okorafor, for their invaluable support in making the trip a success.
Attached are highlights in pictures and videos.
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So enlightening and eye opening
Impressive ⚡️🥀
Microbiology ( WPT)
The visit to the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) was highly informative and worthwhile. It provided practical exposure to modern agricultural research, laboratory techniques, and crop improvement technologies and it really fun and interesting
The visit to IITA was a memorable learning experience for staff and students alike. It expanded our knowledge, stimulated our curiosity, and reinforced the importance of research and innovation in solving societal challenges. Thanks to IITA for having us.
Nice one Biology and Microbiology Option
It was highly educative and memorable
It was a wonderful experience
A trip to IITA was an amazing one and educative. I gained so much and learnt a lot from the trip. All thanks to our HOD and the entire lecturers , we really appreciate you for given us the opportunity 🙏
The field trip to IITA was very educational and insightful. It gave me practical exposure to modern laboratory techniques and agricultural research. I learned a lot from the experience.