Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) has officially announced its 13th Matriculation Ceremony for the 2024/2025 academic session, marking an important milestone for new students entering the institution. According to a memorandum issued by the Office of the Registrar, Mr. Muftau A. Ibrahim, the ceremony is scheduled to take place over two days, with different dates for the university’s campuses.
The matriculation for the Oye Campus is set for Thursday, 14th November 2024, while the ceremony for the Ikole Campus will follow on Friday, 15th November 2024.
Each event is expected to commence at 10 a.m. sharp. Venues have been designated for each campus: the University Main Auditorium, Phase One, will host the ceremony for the Oye Campus, while the Faculty of Engineering Hall will accommodate the Ikole Campus celebration.
A Call for Full Payment of Fees
The notice also emphasizes that all new students must settle their sundry fees in full by Wednesday, 13th November 2024, as a prerequisite to participate in the matriculation ceremony.
The Registrar’s office clearly stated that failure to complete this payment will result in exclusion from the event, highlighting the importance of fee compliance as part of the matriculation process.
Significance of Matriculation at FUOYE
Matriculation is a cherished event in the academic journey at FUOYE, symbolizing a formal entry into the university community. This ceremonial event is more than just a formality; it represents the university’s commitment to welcoming students into its academic and social environment. During the matriculation, students take an oath, pledging to uphold the institution’s standards, policies, and values throughout their academic journey.
Logistics and Preparations
In preparation for the ceremony, the Registrar’s office has distributed the memorandum to various departments and officials, ensuring that all necessary personnel are informed and ready to facilitate a smooth event. The memo lists senior administrators, deans, faculty officers, and the Student Union Government (SUG) among the recipients, ensuring that support is well-coordinated across both campuses.
A Message from the University
The matriculation memo closes with a brief note of gratitude, expressing the administration’s eagerness to formally welcome the new students. This message reflects FUOYE’s dedication to fostering an inclusive academic environment and highlights the importance of each student’s role in the university’s community.
In summary, the 13th Matriculation Ceremony at Federal University Oye-Ekiti is set to be a memorable and essential event for the incoming students of the 2024/2025 session. The university administration is committed to maintaining the institution’s standards and values, ensuring that students not only enter but also thrive within the academic framework of FUOYE.
