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UG to Welcome over 11000 students at Formal Opening of 2024/2025 Academic Year on Friday August 30

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August 26, 2024
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Release- The University of Guyana is set to begin the new academic year for 2024/2025 with a week-long series of orientation sessions culminating with a high energy formal opening on Friday August 30th. This year’s activities will bring new dynamism and innovation to the formal opening. The new high energy format will welcome new and continuing students even as Orientation sessions for Faculties and Units begin tomorrow, Monday, August 26th.

The central hub for the formal opening and faculties meet-and-greet will be the new Multipurpose Auditorium at the Turkeyen Campus, gifted to the University of Guyana, from 2PM till 6PM.

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Kick-off to Academic Year

The formal Friday Commencement activities will begin at 12 Noon with an open campus event, providing students with the opportunity to meet faculty, staff, and peers, explore the campus, student clubs and societies, and participate in other special activities in a festive atmosphere.

The Ceremonial Opening will take place at 2:00 PM at the new Multipurpose Auditorium, Turkeyen Campus, and will feature presentations from senior officers of the university, including Registrar Dr Nigel Gravesande, Deputy Registrar (ag) Dr Daniella King, Deputy Vice- Chancellor for Academic Engagement Prof. Emanuel Cummings and Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Paloma Mohamed Martin. The Commencement ceremony will also feature cultural performances by the university’s talent ambassadors and other top performers. This event is open to all Faculty members, students, and their families.   People attending physically are expected to be seated by 1:30 PM.

Those who wish to join virtually can do so by clicking this link: https://zoom.us/j/97341980833?pwd=G1bkv4LuuOFmVcR5inyA9yi956djvo.1

Virtual and Face-Face Orientations from August 26

Virtual and face-to-face orientation sessions will take place from August 26 – 30 for new students at all campuses (Turkeyen, Berbice and IDCE Regional Campuses) and from September 12 to 13 for continuing students also on all campuses.  This year, the University is expected to welcome over three thousand five hundred (3500) freshmen (new students), who will join over eight thousand (8000) continuing students pursuing studies in various academic disciplines, Orientation sessions will begin daily from 9am.

Please click here to join these sessions being hosted by the Registry: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KdPNMDTaQCuVL6HuATts8g. These morning sessions will then be followed by in-person or online faculty-specific sessions hosted by the various academic divisions in the afternoons. Students will receive an email with login information for registering for orientation sessions. Please see link to full 2024 orientation schedule and other details here:  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gIaoFBaWN81La8GriugVAosxPCCB_k6D

The full orientation and academic schedules for continuing students’ orientation will be directly sent to students via their SRMS accounts and will be posted on the university’s website: https://uog.edu.gy/ by the formal opening on August 30, 2024.

The University of Guyana’s orientation sessions are aimed at providing a step-by-step introduction to the University’s systems, policies, and resources that students need to settle in well during their academic journey. The most significant aspect of the activity is an introduction to all key administrative and academic personnel who provide guidance and services. This activity, which is a highpoint of the University’s academic calendar is particularly important for students to start their classes seamlessly. Students will also be introduced to the physical campuses, labs, faculties and classrooms as relevant. They will also be provided insight on the conduct of online classes if they are taking online or blended options.

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