Prof. Ing. Egbewatt Nkongho Ebobebangah Chemical engineering
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I often prefer interactive teaching with each student being fully engaged. Derivations from basic principles to fully developed formulae with students in tow ending with illustrative examples. Both class and home assignments always accompany new material. Real life problems are often targeted. The average student is often of concern and I don't fly away with the smart, fast understanding students. Notes are often given the students where necessary and references in easily available texts is given. The success of the average hard working student is assured rather than the success of all. In environments where laboratories are available I like accompanying students for hands on experience.

Subjects

  • Reaction Engineering Bachelors/Undergraduate-Doctorate/PhD

Experience

  • Visiting professor of chemical engineering (Oct, 2020–Present) at Catholic University Institute of Buea Cameroon
    Teaching undergraduate students in chemical engineering.
  • Visiting professor of chemical engineering (Oct, 2014–Sep, 2016) at Madonna University Nigeria, Anambra state
    Lecturer in department of Chemical Engineering.
  • Associate professor of chemical engineering (Oct, 2012–Sep, 2020) at Catholic University Of Cameroon Bamenda
    Head of department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, Faculty of Engineering teaching undergraduate students.
  • Associate professor of Physical Chemistry (Jan, 2001–Oct, 2012) at University of Douala, Cameroon
    Lecturer in department of chemistry; teaching courses in physical chemistry and industrial chemistry.
  • Associate professor of Physical Chemistry (Nov, 1993–Dec, 2000) at University of Buea, Buea - Cameroon
    Lecturer in department of chemistry at undergraduate and postgraduate teaching courses in physical chemistry, Material Science and Chemical Technology.
  • Engineer in the department of Power (Jan, 1986–Nov, 1993) at Ministry of Mines and Power, Yaoundé, Cameroon
    Worked in the chemical laboratory, the Yaoundé Water Project (Horizon 2005) and Head of Refining and Storage of Petroleum Products in the sub department of Hydrocarbons.

Education

  • Doctor of Philosophy (Chemical Engineering) (Oct, 1980–Nov, 1984) from University of Aston in Birmingham, UK
  • Master of Science in Process Analysis and Development (Oct, 1979–Oct, 1980) from University of Aston in Birmingham, UK
  • BSc (Oct, 1973–Oct, 1977) from Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Kaduna state. Nigeria

Fee details

    XAF10,000–20,000/hour (US$16.02–32.04/hour)

    Depending on areas of chemical engineering being taught.

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