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NOUN Matriculates 28,514 Fresh Students


NOUN Matriculates 28,514 Fresh Students

Written by Henry Tyohemba
 
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The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) has matriculated 28,514 new students to study various courses in different faculties of the university.

In his speech at the 26th matriculation ceremony, held in Abuja on Friday, the Vice-Chancellor of the institution, Professor Olufemi Peters, said out of the total number of new intakes, 21,026 students are for undergraduate programmes and 7,460 are postgraduate students.

 

In a press statement, signed by the Director, Media and Publicity, NOUN, Ibrahim Sheme, the Vice Chancellor also revealed that 28 postgraduate students were registered for doctorate degrees.

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