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Greetings, future scholars & academics! I am Professor Chukwuzubelu Ufodike, a passionate educator, mentor, and researcher, currently serving as a Professor at Texas A&M University. My mission is to help you unlock your full potential, navigate the complexities of graduate education, and achieve your dreams of academic excellence and professional success.
I’ve dedicated my career to empowering students—especially international students—to navigate their academic journey and achieve their graduate education goals in the United States
Whether you’re just beginning your academic journey, seeking to study abroad, or advancing in your career, this platform is here to provide the guidance, tools, and mentorship you need to succeed.
Prof. Ufodike is a Professor and the Charlotte and Walter Buchanan Faculty Fellow in the Department of Engineering Technology & Industrial Distribution at Texas A&M University. His multidisciplinary background includes a Ph.D. in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, a Master’s in Process Engineering, a Bachelor’s in Materials and Metallurgical Engineering, and an MBA.
As the founder of the Professor Ufodike Research Group (PURG), Prof. Ufodike has spearheaded research in theoretical and computational materials science and advanced manufacturing.
Asides being a researcher, he is a visionary educator. His mission is to integrate future manufacturing research into education, preparing a diverse and globally competitive STEM workforce. As a faculty advisor to student organizations and founder of initiatives like PrintLearn, he actively contributes to fostering innovation through diverse perspectives.
Beyond academia, Prof. Ufodike is a trailblazer in promoting diversity and inclusion within the computation, engineering, and additive manufacturing community. As the founder of “Blacks in Additive Manufacturing (BiAM)” and PrintLearn, his dedication to fostering innovation through diverse perspectives is evident.
Blacks in Advanced-Additive Manufacturing (BiAM) is a non-profit organization founded by Professor Chukwuzubelu Ufodike committed to promoting, supporting, and inspiring individuals from underrepresented communities within the realm of Advanced Manufacturing (AM) and Additive Manufacturing Technology. BiAM strives to foster awareness, increase participation, and cultivate ownership in these transformative industries, aiming to create a more inclusive and diverse manufacturing ecosystem.
Our Mission
The mission of BiAM is to elevate engagement and foster inclusivity within the Advanced and Additive Manufacturing sectors. Through strategic partnerships, mentorship, and collaborative initiatives, BiAM seeks to bridge gaps, empower individuals, and create pathways for underrepresented voices to thrive in the manufacturing industry.
Our Purpose
BiAM serves as a vital link between untapped talent and the promising opportunities available within Advanced Manufacturing. By fostering equal access, breaking down barriers, and championing the involvement of diverse individuals, BiAM aims to make a lasting impact on the future of manufacturing, ensuring that innovation reflects the rich diversity of the communities it serves.
Over the past decade, I’ve had the privilege to participate in numerous events—whether as a guest, a speaker, or a host. Explore this visual journey, capturing highlights of these engagements, and discover insights from some of the most impactful moments of my academic and professional journey.
View the gallery for a summary of my experiences in pictures and learn how these engagements have shaped my work in mentoring future scholars and academics.
Here, you’ll find a selection of courses designed to provide the practical tools you need to thrive in graduate education and beyond. From writing a compelling personal statement to securing scholarships and fellowships, each course is crafted with the goal of helping you stand out in the competitive world of academia.
1 hour
₦105,000.00
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1 week
₦73,500.00
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4 week
₦349,999.00
₦499,900.00
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