As part of efforts to improve its global visibility, the management of Enugu State University of Science and Technology, ESUT, have moved to revamp its website and make it more enrich and engaging.

This is part of the management’s policy in making information and data about the university readily available and accessible by the general public, institutions, prospective and current students as well as the stakeholders.

In a memo issued by the Deputy Director, ICTC directorate of the university, Dr Uche Okafor, it requested faculties, departments and units to supply their data.

“As part of the ongoing efforts by the Vice-Chancellor and the management team to enhance the visibility and functionality of ESUT’s website, the process of updating and populating the content on the website is ongoing. 

“To ensure that the information presented is accurate, comprehensive, and up-to-date, we kindly request your cooperation in providing the necessary data for your respective faculties, departments, and units,” part of the circular read.

By Ali Onyinyechi

As part of efforts to improve its global visibility, the management of Enugu State University of Science and Technology, ESUT, have moved to revamp its website and make it more enrich and engaging.

This is part of the management’s policy in making information and data about the university readily available and accessible by the general public, institutions, prospective and current students as well as the stakeholders.

In a memo issued by the Deputy Director, ICTC directorate of the university, Dr Uche Okafor, it requested faculties, departments and units to supply their data.

“As part of the ongoing efforts by the Vice-Chancellor and the management team to enhance the visibility and functionality of ESUT’s website, the process of updating and populating the content on the website is ongoing. 

“To ensure that the information presented is accurate, comprehensive, and up-to-date, we kindly request your cooperation in providing the necessary data for your respective faculties, departments, and units,” part of the circular read.