Bowen University – University in Iwo

Bowen University is a private Christian university in Iwo, Osun State, in south-western Nigeria. Founded in 2001 by the Nigerian Baptist Convention and named after Thomas Jefferson Bowen, an early American Baptist missionary to Yorubaland, it has grown into one of Nigeria's best-known faith-based universities. Bowen offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes through colleges covering agriculture, engineering and technology, health sciences, law, management and social sciences, computing and communication studies, environmental sciences and the liberal arts. Its College of Health Sciences trains doctors, nurses and other health professionals, with clinical training at the Bowen University Teaching Hospital in Ogbomoso. The residential campus places strong emphasis on discipline, character and Christian values alongside academics. Prospective students, parents and partners can contact the university's admissions and information office by phone or email for enquiries.