About Lupane State University
Lupane State University was formed in 2004 through an Act of Parliament, the Lupane State University Act [Chapter 25:25]. The University opened its doors to the first group of 12 students in its inaugural faculty, the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, which has become the flagship faculty due to our focus on agriculture in semi-arid regions. Over the years the University have grown to a student population of 3509, comprising 2105 (60%) female students and 1404 (40%) male students, and a staff compliment of 563, comprising 215 teaching staff and 348 administrative staff.
Established
2004
Faculties
6
Students
3000+
1+
Students Enrolled
1+
Alumni
1+
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Agricultural Sciences
Dedicated to contributing to the training of manpower in agricultural sciences and natural resources management. Our focus is on sustainable agriculture, food security, and environmental conservation.
Commerce
Creating synergies with all stakeholders to realise excellence in business education, research and community service. We offer comprehensive programs in business, accounting, and management.
Humanities & Social Sciences
Striving to provide a conducive and enabling environment for teaching, learning and research in humanities and social sciences. We focus on developing critical thinking and cultural understanding.
Engineering & Applied Sciences
Exploring new cutting-edge technologies and innovations in engineering and applied sciences. Our programs combine theoretical knowledge with practical applications.
The Built Environment
Focusing on sustainable practices and innovative solutions in architecture, construction, and urban planning. We are committed to creating environmentally conscious built environments.
Environmental and Life Sciences
Advancing knowledge in environmental and life sciences through research and innovation. Our focus is on understanding and preserving natural ecosystems while promoting sustainable development.