Bayero University, Kano (BUK) has concluded its 39th Convocation, with 4,402 graduates receiving degrees.
Table of contents
- Faculties and Number of Graduates
- University Vision and Commitment
- Student Welfare and Campus Development
- Message to Graduates
- Student Reactions
Faculties and Number of Graduates
Graduates were drawn from eleven faculties, with each presenting a set number of students:
- Allied Health Sciences – 334
- Basic Medical Sciences – 341
- Clinical Sciences – 210
- Dentistry – 30
- Arts and Islamic Studies – 497
- Communication – 252
- Education – 1,345
- Engineering – 465
- Life Sciences – 514
- Physical Sciences – 375
- Pharmaceutical Sciences – 39
University Vision and Commitment
Vice-Chancellor Professor Sagir Adamu Abbas addressed the gathering, outlining BUK’s future plans.
- The university is shifting from a teaching-focused model to a research-driven approach.
- The curriculum is expanding from arts and humanities to more science-based disciplines.
- ICT-driven learning is being integrated into academic programmes.
- The institution is aligning with global standards in higher education.
Student Welfare and Campus Development
The Vice-Chancellor highlighted efforts to improve student welfare through:
- Skill acquisition programmes to prepare graduates for employment.
- Security enhancements to create a safe learning environment.
Message to Graduates
Professor Abbas congratulated the graduates and urged them to represent Bayero University, Kano with integrity and excellence.
He encouraged them to use their education to contribute to their communities and the nation.
Student Reactions
Graduates expressed happiness at completing their studies.
Many praised the university’s leadership for providing a conducive learning environment.
