Mechanical Engineering
The Department of Mechanical Engineering supports mechanical engineering, design, production and applied technology, student mentorship and 15 active programmes within School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at the Western Campus.
The Department of Mechanical Engineering is aligned with KIU/SEAS mission and vision, exploring the heights of knowledge and its application to human and societal development.
The Department is frequently reviewing her curricular to keep abreast of dynamism in the field of Mechanical Engineering and to be able to impact positively on our immediate and remote communities.
Thus, enrolling into under and post graduate programme in the Department of Mechanical Engineering will provide students with the following skills:
- Knowledge and practice of Mechanical Engineering
- Mechanical designs
- Problem conceptualisation
- Problem solving
- Research and innovation
- Vital and critical decision-making
Objectives
The objectives of the programme are to equip students with appropriate knowledge and skills to enable them to:
- Advance their higher education in research and development in Mechanical engineering field and interdisciplinary areas to emerge as researchers, experts, and designers.
- Impart learners with theoretical and practical knowledge, skills and talents needed in the work environment.
- Be employable and work in various fields like; industries, government and other institutions in order to meet the Millennium and Sustainable Development Goals (i.e. Eradication of Poverty and Education for All).
- Be entrepreneurs, self-employed and job creators.
- Inculcate creativity and innovativeness into the Mechanical engineer.
- Be firmly grounded in ethics of Mechanical engineering and develop them to meet the challenges of work and socio-economic environments.
Mission
The mission of the Department of Mechanical Engineering is to explore the utmost height and breadth of Mechanical Engineering profession and to inculcate an excellent knowledge in conception, modelling and designs, implementation and monitoring, handling and operation of mechanical systems.
Vision
Our vision is to ground students at all levels in theories and practice of Mechanical Engineering and to be able to solve challenging industrial and societal problems.
Philosophy
We regard every student as having the ability to attain excellence
through the acquisition of knowledge and moral values so as to become
productive graduates capable of participating and developing knowledge
to better understand the 21st century skills in science, technology,
engineering and innovation, for the development of self, society and
nation.
Core Values
- Dedication to premium education
- Research, initiative and innovation
- Ethics, professionalism and quality community service.
Staff members
Select a campus to view published staff records attached to this department.
Main Campus
Mr Magombe Mathew
Assistant Lecturer
Western Campus
Assoc. Prof ADAM JUMA ABDALLAH GUDO
ASSOC. PROFESSOR
Mr. Collins Paul Sewanyana
Assistant Lecturer
Dr. Emmanuel Boniface Olotu
Senior Lecturer/HOD
Dr. Ndubuisi Stephen Nnamchi
Senior Lecturer
Obinna Onyebuchi Barah
LECTURER
Mr Richard Tukamuhebwa
Assistant Lecturer
Mr. Samuel George Onep
Assistant Lecturer
Mr. Titus Wanazusi
Teaching Assistant
Campus not specified
Prof Joshua Olusegun Okeniyi
Prof Saadelnour Abdueljabbar Adam
Professor
Dr Tarikayehu Amanuel Untisso
Senior Lecturer