Campus Map

Interactive campus

Explore CONSIT Like You’re Here

Click campus hotspots, walk through key spaces in the virtual tour, and see how Itigidi connects to the wider environs — built for prospective students who can’t visit yet.

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Campus spots coming soon

Hotspots will appear here once they are published in the CMS.

Main Gate & EntranceAdmin BlockSkills Lab & SimulationICT & CBT CentreLibrary & Learning HubLecture HallsStudent Union & Campus LifeCampus GroundsEja Memorial Joint Hospital

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Main Gate & Entrance

The primary entrance to CONSIT on the Itigidi campus — the starting point for visitors, new students, and clinical partners arriving from Abi LGA and the Calabar–Ikom corridor.

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Admin Block

Home to the Provost's office, Registry, Bursary, and central administration — including admissions enquiries and academic records.

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Skills Lab & Simulation

Practical training spaces where students build clinical competence before hospital placements — skills laboratories and simulation aligned with NMCN standards.

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ICT & CBT Centre

Computer-based testing and digital learning facilities supporting internal examinations, aptitude screening, and ICT-enabled nursing education.

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Library & Learning Hub

Quiet study and learning resources supporting ND/HND Nursing and midwifery coursework, research, and examination preparation.

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Lecture Halls

Teaching spaces for theory, tutorials, and professional formation — where daily academic life unfolds for nursing and midwifery cohorts.

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Student Union & Campus Life

Hub for the CONSIT Student Union Government — student representation, welfare activities, and campus community events.

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Campus Grounds

Open spaces and pathways connecting buildings across the Itigidi campus — the everyday atmosphere of student life in Cross River State.

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Eja Memorial Joint Hospital

Historic clinical partner in Itigidi whose need for trained nurses inspired the founding of the School of Nursing in 1976. Remains central to hands-on clinical training.