Jami'ar Ibadan

Jami'ar jahar Ibadan dake Najeriya

Tarihin jami'ar yana da alaƙa da Jami'ar London. An kafa shi a 1948 a matsayin Kwalejin Jami'ar Ibadan (kwalejin Jamiʼar London), wanda ke kula da shirye-shiryen ilimi kuma yana ba da digiri har zuwa 1967.[1] Kafawar ta zo ne sakamakon shawarar da Asquith da Kwamitin Elliot suka bayar kan Ilimi mafi girma a cikin mulkin mallaka na Burtaniya na lokacin, cewa za a kafa Kwalejojin Jami'ar London [2]guda biyu a Ghana da Najeriya. Kafin 1948, an kafa Kwalejin Yaba a 1932 a Yaba, Legas, a matsayin cibiyar ilimi ta farko a Najeriya, ta mayar da hankali kan samar da ilimin sana'a na sakandare da horar da malamai ga 'yan Afirka.

Jami'ar Ibadan

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Bayanai
Suna a hukumance
University of Ibadan
Iri public university (en) Fassara da jami'ar bincike
Ƙasa Najeriya
Aiki
Mamba na Ƙungiyar Jami'in Afrika
Bangare na Jahar Oyo
Ƙaramar kamfani na
Harshen amfani Turanci
Tuition fee (en) Fassara 40,000 ₦
Mulki
Babban mai gudanarwa Kayode Adebowale, Abel Idowu Olayinka, Adebola Babatunde Ekanola, Isaac Folorunso Adewole da Olufemi Bamiro
Hedkwata Jahar Ibadan
Tarihi
Ƙirƙira 1948
Disamba 1962

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Koyaya, iyakantaccen manufofi na Kwalejin Yaba da kuma kira daga 'yan kasar Najeriya don inganta kai da ilimi mara iyaka ya haifar da kafa Kwalejin Jami'ar Ibadan a matsayin cibiyar bayar da digiri na farko a Najeriya a cikin 1948. An tura ma'aikata da dalibai daga Kwalejin Yaba zuwa Ibadan don kafa sabuwar Kwalejin Jami'ar Ibadan .

An tsara shi bayan tsarin Jami'ar Burtaniya, an nada Kenneth Mellanby a 1947 a matsayin shugabanta na farko, kuma ya fara kwalejin jami'a a ranar 18 ga Janairun 1948. An yanke sod na shafinta na dindindin a ranar 17 ga Nuwamba 1948, kuma yanzu an san ranar da Ranar Masu Kafawa. Ginin farko na jami'ar an tsara shi ne ta hanyar manyan gine-ginen zamani Maxwell Fry da Jane Drew. Biye da salon zamani na wurare masu zafi, gine-ginen shekarun 1950 sun hada da tubalan gudanarwa, kwalejojin zama da wuraren ilimi.

Manazarta

gyara sashe
  1. "Kwafin ajiya". Archived from the original on 2022-08-14. Retrieved 2024-04-29.
  2. https://www.london.ac.uk/