Academic Excellence

Today marked the graduation of 356 students from the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, opening up a full week of graduation activities. Families and friends converged at the Sir John Guise Stadium to witness this important occasion.

Among the graduates were several siblings – including the Homiehombo sisters.

Marissa Siwa, a graduate in Tourism & Hospitality, stood out among her peers with the highest cumulative GPA, earning her this recognition from TPA.

The award is a testament to her exceptional academic performance, including a commemorative plaque, a mobile phone, and a cash prize of K2000.

He shared his vision when applauding Lae Secondary School staff and students for their efforts that have contributed to the institution’s academic progress.

He said: “I am pleased to announce that our support for Lae Secondary School will not only continue but will be strengthened. My vision is to make Lae schools the best in Morobe Province and, indeed, in the entire nation.

To achieve this goal, six universities in PNG have received funding to implement Academic Strengthening Projects in their selected faculties, in partnership with universities in Australia.

This initiative provides an excellent opportunity for PNG university staff to enhance their skills and competencies, update course content, and engage in PNG-related activities that align with their teaching and scholarly interests.