Student Transport
Transport Owners within and around Ekpoma provide bus services to enable staff and students commute between the campus and the town, There are also motorbike shuttles between various locations in and around Ekpoma and the campus. The transport fares are moderated by the students union officials.
Raincoat and Umbrella
A raincoat or umbrella would be found useful as classrooms are a bit removed from the Halls of Residence and the bus stop.
Bicycles and Motor Vehicles
The use of bicycles and motor vehicles in any part of the University campus must be consistent with the provision of the Nigerian Traffic Regulations including the possession of valid driving and motor vehicles license insurance certificates etc. All students’ cars must be registered with the Works and Services Department and the Students Affairs Division.
Parking
Motor vehicles and bicycles must be parked in parking spaces provided. However, the’ University assumes no responsibility, and any vehicle parked on any part of the campus is entirely at the risk of the owner
Mail Deliveries
In order to facilitate the movement of mails at minimum cost, the University has a Mail Office in the Registry Department. The office is manned by a staff whose duty it is to collect mails from the Post Office at Ekpoma town on daily basis and sort them out for collection. The schedule for the collection of mails is as follows:
Faculty/Department Mail: Monday – Friday – from the University Mail Office 8:00a.m. – 4:00p.m. .
Hall of Residence Mails:
Mails will be delivered to each Hall daily except on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays. Students living in Halls are advised to always use the name of their Hall before Ambrose Alii University, in order to facilitate the handling of their mails. Letter shelves have been provided in each porter’s lodge for this purpose.
The University is organized not only to facilitate effective administration and academic work, but also to provide reliable and authoritative information. The following sources of information are available but when a student is in doubt, he should consult the Student Affairs Office.
SINO. | ISSUES | SOURCE OF INFORMATION |
1. | Admissions | The Deputy Registrar (Academic) or Admissions Officer, Academic Office. |
2. | Student Welfare | Dean of Students, Student Affairs Division. |
3. | Registration, Matriculation and Examination Matters | Deputy Registrar (Academic) or Examinations and Record Officer, Academic Division. |
4. | Fees | Bursar or Deputy Bursar (Student Accounts Section), Bursary Department or Student’s Faculty Accountant |
5. | Catering | Students’ Union Secretariat or Manager, University Guest Houses |
6. | Financial, Loans, Scholarships, Prizes and Bursaries | Registrar and or Dean of Students, . Student Affairs Division. |
7. | Sports and Athletics | The Director of Sports, Sports Division |
8. | Health Services | The Director, University Health Services |
9. | Academic Transcripts | Examinations and Records Officer, Academic Division |
10. | Security | The Chief Security Officer, Security Division |
11. | Careers | Registrar and or Dean of Students, Student Affairs Division. |
12. | Passages and Immigration (Staff) | Passages Officer, Bursary Department |
13. | National Youth Service Corps (N.Y.S;C.) | Dean of Students, Student Affairs Division |
14. | Summer Flight | Students’ Union Secretariat and Student Affairs Officer |
15. | Application for Transport | Through: The Dean of Students To: The Manager, University Transport Services or Contact: The Secretary General, Student Union Secretariat |
16. | Books, Journal, Gazettes | The University Librarian, University Librarian. |
17. | Change of name | The Registrar, Ambrose Alii University, Ekpoma. |
18. | Purchase of Books | Bookshop Manager |