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Faculty of Environmental Science

University of Benin

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Architecture

The impact of global recession has considerably shifted the landscape within which the architect must practice, exerting additional pressure on architects to demonstrate the value of good design. Equally, the financing of public sector projects through…

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Estate Management

The general philosophy underlying Estate Management as a profession is to optimize the use of land among competing claims having regards to public good, fair share by current owners of interests in the land and to facilitate economic development…

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FINE/APPLIED ARTS

Before now, there existed two separate departments, which were the Department of Fine Arts, and Department of Applied Arts, under the defunct Faculty of Creative Arts before their merger in 1987 to become the Department of Fine and applied Arts…

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Geomatics

Advances in Computers, Digital and Space Technologies have revolutionized Surveying and Mapping, their techniques and equipment, not only in data acquisition, but also, in data processing, presentation and management.

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Quantity Surveying

Quantity surveying is primarily concerned with the economic allocation and utilization of construction resources, with particular emphasis on cost minimization and value optimization. Typically, a quantity surveyor is a multifaceted professional…

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Message from the Dean

Welcome to the Faculty of Environmental Sciences, University of Benin. Our Faculty is a young one founded in 2014. The Faculty currently has five departments which include the Department of Architecture, Estate Management, Geomatics (formerly called Surveying), and Quantity Surveying. Two other departments, Building Technology and Urban and Regional Planning are expected to join the above four departments in the future.

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Academics Departments

Architecture

The impact of global recession has considerably shifted the landscape within which the architect must practice, exerting additional pressure on architects to demonstrate the value of good design. Equally, the financing of public sector projects through…

Read More

Estate Management

The general philosophy underlying Estate Management as a profession is to optimize the use of land among competing claims having regards to public good, fair share by current owners of interests in the land and to facilitate economic development…

Read More

FINE/APPLIED ARTS

Before now, there existed two separate departments, which were the Department of Fine Arts, and Department of Applied Arts, under the defunct Faculty of Creative Arts before their merger in 1987 to become the Department of Fine and applied Arts…

Read More

Geomatics

Advances in Computers, Digital and Space Technologies have revolutionized Surveying and Mapping, their techniques and equipment, not only in data acquisition, but also, in data processing, presentation and management.

Read More

Quantity Surveying

Quantity surveying is primarily concerned with the economic allocation and utilization of construction resources, with particular emphasis on cost minimization and value optimization. Typically, a quantity surveyor is a multifaceted professional…

Read More

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