Postgraduate Students Accessibility to and Utilization of ICT (Internet).

Abstract

This study examined post Graduate Students (PGS) accessibility to and utilization of ICT, i.e internet facilities in pursuit of academic of academic excellence. The population of the students formed the study Population. A questioner was formulated to test the Null hypotheses at a 0.05. There was no significance difference between males and females PGS in their literacy level, which was not rejected charts were also used to describe some of the research questions. A high proportion of PGS goes to the Internet occasionally and is usually assisted by café attendants and friends to browse the net. It was suggested among others that the university should invest heavenly into ICT to develop a critical mass of staff and students than can harness and effectively utilize the Internet.