UG VIRTUAL MATRICULATION CEREMONY: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW

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Source: Siaw M. Bright

Matriculation ceremonies are organized every academic year by the University of Ghana, the premier university in Ghana. The purpose of matriculation is to formally welcome freshmen and place their names on the roll of members of the University. It is involuntary for every freshman to participate in the matriculation ceremony, and most importantly sign the matriculation Oath. The checklists below are some important information first-year students must know about the University of Ghana matriculation.

1. Signing The matriculation Oath. Students are required to log on to the University of Ghana STS Portal and provide all the necessary information to complete the signing-in of the matriculation oath. 

Link to the STS portal: https://sts.ug.edu.gh/services/welcome


IMAGE: Click on "Matriculation Registration"


2. Matriculation Date. The 2022/2023 academic year matriculation will take place on February 11th, 2023, at 9:30 am.

3. Who Can Participate In The Matriculation? All undergraduates (Freshmen) who are beginning their studies at the University of Ghana would be invited to participate in the matriculation ceremony.   


4. Dress Code For UG Matriculation. Students are encouraged to deck out smartly in their outfits in addition to the University of Ghana matriculation gowns. 


5. Where Can I Get The UG Matriculation Gown? Colleges will officially invite students to come for the matriculation gowns at a specified time and location. For example, Collage of Humanities students will go for their matriculation gowns from the Academic Affairs Unit inside the University of Ghana Business School. 


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6. Duration For Matriculation. The University of Ghana matriculation ceremony spans an average of one (1) hour. Possibly, the 2023 UG matriculation would be done virtually (online) with a voluntary in-person photoshoot session which mostly takes place in front of the University of Ghana Balm Library or any other place preferred by students.


7. Are Parents Permitted To Attend UG Matriculation? The virtual matriculation session is particularly meant for students' participation. However, parents or siblings can join the photoshoot session.


8. Photography. Taking pictures is allowed and highly encouraged after the virtual matriculation ceremony. This year, HON. LYDIA SEYRAM ALHASSAN, who is the MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT for AYAWASO WEST WUGON Constituency, Greater Accra Region in partnership with the University of Ghana New Patriotic Party Tertiary Students Confederacy ( NPP TESCON) has resolved to make available photoshoot arena for students to take free photoshoots on the matriculation day. Also, students may hire their photographers or use their smartphones to take matriculation pictures. 


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At the end of the matriculation ceremony, first-year undergrads would walk to their various halls/hostels and homes with much joy and great satisfaction knowing that they have been officially welcomed by University Management as students of the University of Ghana.

McBest Online will provide students with an up-to-speed news feed on this particular story as and when new developments unfold. 


Published by: Siaw M. Bright

Location: Legon, Accra, Ghana

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