Important Update for University of Ghana Graduands: Medallion and Scroll Holder Distribution Delayed

 
The Academic Affairs Directorate of the University of Ghana has issued a notice to inform all graduands scheduled to participate in the February 2025 congregation that the distribution of medallions and scroll holders has been delayed due to unforeseen procurement setbacks.

According to the notice, the university is working diligently to resolve the issue and ensure that the medallions and scroll holders are delivered as soon as possible. Graduands will be notified in due course regarding arrangements for picking up their items.

The Academic Affairs Directorate has apologized for the inconvenience this delay may cause and appreciates the understanding and patience of the graduands.


This update affects all graduands scheduled to participate in the February 2025 congregation. The university will provide further updates and instructions in the coming days.

Stay tuned for more information, and congratulations to all graduands on this significant achievement!



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