Celebrating the Eighth Graduation Milestone

Eighth graduation at University of Kigali


The 31st of May 2024 has been a thrilling day for the students of University of Kigali as they were preparing for their eighth graduation ceremony and this was even more exciting for the graduates who were going to hold different degrees.



This ceremony took place at Intare conference arena whereby over 1428 students graduated.

The graduates got honors for their Bachelor's and master's. The majority of graduates were in the School of Business and Economics in the Kigali and Musanze campuses, respectively.



University of Kigali's 8th graduation ceremony theme was "building a resilient and inclusive future”, owing to the fact that many of the students enrolled during the Covid-19 pandemic and their resilience helped them pursue their education and eventually graduate.



The graduation ceremony was attended by many participants including students, parents, guardians, and officials. Among the graduates, 54 percent were females and 46 percent males.



Pictures obtained from the X account of University of Kigali.

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