NOUN Vice-Chancellor Encourages 17,611 Fresh Students to Explore Opportunities Beyond Degrees
The Vice-Chancellor of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Prof. Olufemi Peters, has urged newly admitted students to pursue their interests and passions beyond their academic programmes.
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The Vice-Chancellor of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Prof. Olufemi Peters, has urged newly admitted students to pursue their interests and passions beyond their academic programmes.
Addressing students during the 29th Matriculation Ceremony, held virtually, Prof. Peters emphasized that a journey at NOUN extends beyond earning a degree. “Your journey at NOUN is not just about earning a degree, it is about transforming yourself into a well-rounded, innovative and resourceful individual,” he said.
He encouraged the 17,611 freshmen to take advantage of the university’s flexible learning opportunities to achieve both academic and personal goals. Prof. Peters added, “The discipline and resilience you develop here will not only serve you during your time at NOUN, but throughout your life and career.”
Describing NOUN as more than a university, he highlighted its role as a movement that promotes life-long learning and inclusivity, calling on students to embrace the opportunities offered for personal growth, innovation, and societal impact.
