Multiple campuses
University centre projects
These projects are directed at graduate and undergraduate students. The centres are private university residences that provide good accommodation for students and an atmosphere conducive for study.
They offer a wide range of formal and informal academic tutorials, information technology skills and further professional training along with basic moral and cultural formation.
The goal is to complement the academic and professional preparation that students receive from the various universities, with a view to building up a corps of young people who are able to excel at their chosen professions and approach their future lives and careers with the uprightness and sincere commitment that society needs. The Prelature of Opus Dei takes care of the activities of moral formation in some of these projects.
Our University Projects Include:
IRAWO UNIVERSITY CENTRE
Irawo University Centre established in 1969, is a private hall of residence for male students, affiliated with the University of Ibadan. It is the first University centre started by ECS. Plans for the current permanent site started in 1983, constructions in 1988 and was completed in March 1990.
AKOKA STUDY CENTRE
Akoka serves the male students of the University of Lagos. It provides a suitable atmosphere for intense study and cultural growth with the sole objective of forming future responsible and loyal citizens. The centre is still on a temporary site, thus, the construction of its definitive site constitute a future project for ECS.
HILLPOINT UNIVERSITY CENTRE
Hillpoint University Centre was started in 1991. It is located almost opposite the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus.
ISIUWA STUDY CENTRE
Isiuwa Study Centre is an educational initiative located in Benin City, Edo State, near the University of Benin. It provides male university students with an atmosphere conducive to academic excellence, professional development, and moral formation.
UHERE STUDY CENTRE
Uhere Study Centre is a private male hall of residence located within walking distance from the vicinity of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Started officially in 1991, it recently moved to its permanent site.