The University of Media, Arts and Communication (UniMAC) recently held its 2nd Matriculation Ceremony, where acting Vice-Chancellor Prof. Eric Opoku Mensah encouraged new students to embrace curiosity and creativity. The event, a blend of physical and virtual participation, symbolized the university’s commitment to growth.
Prof. Opoku Mensah’s address emphasized the importance of seeking support, collaborating, and striving for positive societal change. He highlighted the value of curiosity in intellectual growth and urged students to tap into their innovative potential. The ceremony, attended by a select group in person and others virtually, showcased UniMAC’s adaptability amidst challenges.
The Vice-Chancellor stressed the power of collaboration and networking in effecting social change. Expressing gratitude to participants for their support, he reaffirmed the university’s dedication to academic excellence and student success. The ceremony’s success reflects UniMAC’s legacy of excellence in shaping future media, arts, and communication professionals.
As UniMAC continues its journey, the matriculation ceremony reaffirms its commitment to academic excellence and student empowerment. The merger of the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ), Ghana Institute of Languages (GIL), and National Film and Television Institute (NAFTI) into UniMAC signifies a new era in media education.
