Job Vacancies at Lagos State University (LASU)

• The Director, Works and Physical Planning, is responsible to the Vice-Chancellor for maintenance of all University physical infrastructures.

Eligibility and experience

The candidate must have:

• A good honours degree in Engineering, Architecture, Building, Building Technology, Quantity Surveying, Structural Engineering, or Town Planning (from a recognised body)
• Eighteen (18) years relevant post-qualification experience
• A relevant higher degree
• Five (5) years at Deputy Director of Works and Physical Planning level in a University or comparable body
• Membership of relevant professional bodies (such as NSE, COREN, CORBON, NIQS, and other related bodies)
• Proficiency in ICT

Key responsibilities

The role covers, among other duties:

• Onsite documentation of materials requested for jobs
• General upkeep of University physical infrastructures
• Preparing Builders Estimate or Bill of Quantity for minor projects on the campuses
• Coordinating routine maintenance across Faculties, Departments, and Units
• Ascertaining and confirming pre-bill of quantities
• Certifying quality control of paints on buildings on LASU campuses
• Any other duties assigned by the Vice-Chancellor

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• The Director, Sports and Recreation, is responsible to the Vice-Chancellor for the administration and coordination of sports and recreation activities in the University.

Eligibility and experience

The candidate must have:

• A good honours degree in Sports Science and Human Kinetics, or Physical and Health Education (from a recognised body)
• Fifteen (15) years relevant post-qualification experience
• A relevant higher degree
• Five (5) years at Deputy Director of Sports and Recreation level in a University or comparable body
• Membership of relevant professional bodies
• Proficiency in ICT

Key responsibilities

The notice lists duties that include:

• Designing, running, and overseeing sports leagues, fitness classes, camps, and recreation events for staff and students
• Creating and managing budgets; seeking funding; handling sponsorships
• Drawing up an annual sports calendar for the University
• Securing, maintaining, and managing sports facilities, fields, and equipment
• Any other duties assigned by the Vice-Chancellor

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• The Director, University Multimedia Centre, is responsible to the Vice-Chancellor for coordination of multimedia services in the University.

Eligibility and experience

The candidate must have:

• A good honours degree from a recognised body
• A relevant higher degree
• Fifteen (15) years relevant qualification experience, plus computer skills in linear and non-linear editing of real-time recorded materials
• Five (5) years at Deputy Director, University Multimedia Centre level in a University or comparable body
• Skills in AI tools, editing software, and online streaming services
• Membership of relevant professional bodies

Key responsibilities

The role includes:

• Providing multimedia services and support for the University
• Overseeing the multimedia content lifecycle from conceptualisation and design to final production
• Any other duties assigned by the Vice-Chancellor