The College of Arts and Social Sciences graduated 760 students, the College of Agriculture, Animal Sciences, and Veterinary Medicine (CAVM) had 722 graduates, the College of Business and Economics (CBE) awarded degrees to 1,453 students while the College of Education graduated a whopping 2,308 graduates.
The College of Medicine and Health Sciences (CMHS) had 1,157 while the College of Science and Technology graduated 1,663.
In his address, Dr. Didas Muganga, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Rwanda highlighted that this 10th graduation ceremony marked a celebration of reforms that have enabled the university to produce skilled graduates ready for the job market.
'As you receive your degrees, you have overcome challenges that prepared you to be leaders, innovators, and thinkers for the future,' he said.
Muganga reminded the graduates that their time in school should have shaped them into experts poised to offer top-tier services in the future. 'The knowledge you have gained can bring change, spark innovation, and drive development. This is our commitment as a university,' he said.
He also noted that in the past decade, significant changes have been made in higher education in Rwanda, particularly through the unification of public institutions to form the University of Rwanda, which has promoted quality education across all levels.
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Sam K Nkurunziza
Source : https://en.igihe.com/news/article/ur-graduates-over-8-068-students
