Makerere University Releases Transcripts Ahead of 75th Graduation Ceremony

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Makerere University Releases Transcripts Ahead of 75th Graduation Ceremony

Makerere University has announced the early release of transcripts for the 75th Graduation cohort, ensuring graduates can collect their documents before the...

Makerere University has announced the early release of transcripts for the 75th Graduation cohort, ensuring graduates can collect their documents before the official ceremony next week.

The Academic Registrar's Office confirmed that transcripts have been dispatched to respective colleges for collection. This initiative, which follows a similar move during the 74th Graduation Ceremony, underscores the university’s commitment to enhancing service delivery.

Makerere University Main Building - 75th Graduation Ceremony

Prof. Buyinza Mukadasi, the Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Academic Registrar, applauded the University Council, Management, Senate, and staff for their collaborative efforts in achieving this milestone.

Graduates are advised to visit their respective colleges to collect their transcripts ahead of the 75th Graduation Ceremony, scheduled to take place from Monday, January 13, to Friday, January 17, 2025, at the Freedom Square.

This timely release of transcripts highlights Makerere University's dedication to facilitating its graduates' transition into the professional world.

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