NOUN Matriculation Ceremony Date for 2023_2 Fresh Students


Are you a prospective or newly admitted student at the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN)? Are you keen to officially start your academic journey? The institution's management has crucial information about the Matriculation Ceremony that could provide an auspicious beginning to your educational pursuits for the 2023_2.

National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) Matriculation Ceremony

The governing authorities of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) extend a warm welcome to all new enrollees for the 2023_2 academic semester. The institution has officially promulgated the schedule for its Matriculation Ceremony, a formal event that symbolically inducts newcomers into the university community.

🎓 Event 2023_2  Matriculation Ceremony
🗓️ Date Tuesday, October 17, 2023
⏰ Time 11:00 am
📍 Location All Study Centres nationwide
📚 Purpose To officially usher in the 2023_2 newly admitted students
⚠️ Deadline Course and examination registration closes on Friday, September 8, 2023, at 11:59 pm
🏢 Organisation Managed by National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN)
ℹ️ Importance Marks the official start for new students in the 2023_2 semester

Details of the Ceremony: Date, Time, and Venue

The Matriculation Ceremony for NOUN is slated to occur on Tuesday, October 17, 2023. The event will commence punctually at 11:00 am. Significantly, this grand occasion will not be confined to a single location but will be simultaneously held at all Study Centres nationwide. The decentralised approach ensures that every student, irrespective of their geographical location, can partake in this milestone event.

Crucial Deadline: Closure of Course and Examination Registration

In alignment with the upcoming matriculation, the University administration has also stipulated a deadline for the completion of course and examination registration. All students are to complete their registration formalities before the matriculation ceremony. This deadline is non-negotiable and serves as a preliminary step to ensure that all matriculating students are academically prepared for the semester ahead.

Concluding Remarks and Next Steps

The Matriculation Ceremony serves as an official welcome and marks the initiation of new students into the esteemed corridors of the National Open University of Nigeria. Given its importance, this event calls for the full participation of all newly admitted students.

With the accompanying deadline for course and examination registration, students are urged to complete all necessary academic procedures by the specified date. This is not merely a requirement but an integral part of the preparation for the academic voyage that lies ahead.

Therefore, the management eagerly anticipates the active involvement of all new enrollees in both the matriculation ceremony and the prerequisite registration activities. Your active participation will indubitably set the stage for a successful and enriching academic experience at NOUN.

SEE ALSO: NOUN Freshers’ Orientation Programme Schedule

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