National Open University of Nigeria Matriculates 17,611 New Students, Emphasizes Flexible Learning
The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) matriculated 17,611 new students, focusing on flexible learning and personal growth. Prof. Olufemi Peter, the Vice-Chancellor, highlighted the importance of lifelong learning and self-transformation.
The ceremony included students across various study centers nationwide, offering undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs through open and distance learning. NOUN aims to provide quality and accessible education to Nigerians without location or time barriers.
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