CSEER
Helps improve understanding and promote the management of space, energy and environment in Nigeria and other parts of the world.
CSEER
Harnesses the research, knowledge and expertise of seasoned and distinguished scientists in academics and other related areas.
CSEER
Performing leading research in space, energy and environmental related economic productivity and development of knowledge

Brief History

In 2008, the centre was founded and named the Centre for Space, Energy and Environmental Research in the University. The centre is dedicated to research in the three critical areas – Space, Energy and Environment which are increasingly relevant to the global community.

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Objectives

(i) To achieve smooth running of the Centre where good researches are rewarded by funding.
(ii) To revitalize research activities in the centre and take research to a greater height.
(iii) To promote staff / students’ development through capacity building and training.

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Accomplishments

The Centre has coordinated the National Space Research and Development Agency and Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (NASRDA/AAUA) joint project on “Sustainable Optimum Cocoa production using Remote Sensing (RS) and Geographic Information System (GIS) Techniques”.

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Prof-AdejumoWelcome Message

Centre for Space, Energy and Environmental Research (CSEER) is poised to properly position Adekunle Ajasin University for leading and cutting-edge research in the globally competitive research world and attract research grants from national and international donor agencies.

I believe that my biggest responsibility as a Director is to position CSEER to thrive in the future by actively focus on extensive promotion of benefits it can offer and be offered. To fund catalogues of new projects is germane. As we receive less support from agencies, we need more from the University and industry to keep our work ethic glowing, results – oriented and inspirational.

I welcome everyone to the centre. Everyone’s suggestions count as to what CSEER is doing well and what we can do better. I look forward to them.

Prof. Timothy Adejumo

Director (CSEER)