Hawassa University to enroll 5000 new students
Hawassa, July 23, 2011 (Hawassa) - Hawassa University in South Ethiopia Peoples' State expressed readiness to enroll more than 5000 new students in the coming academic year.
University's Planning and Program Department Head, Dr. Tsegaye Bekele told ENA on Friday that most of the construction of expansion projects launched for the university has been completed.
Dr. Tsegaye said the government allocated 540 million Birr budget for construction of the projects.
The projects include, among others, construction of classrooms, dormitories, library, laboratory and offices.
Preparations necessary for the learning-teaching process have been finalized, he said, adding, special attention has been given to provide support to girl students.
The university is undertaking preparation to launch new programs including in journalism field of study.
Over 470 million Birr is allocated to carry out additional expansion projects. The expansion project will help the university to increase its enrollment capacity and also create competent professionals.
The university has been training nearly 23,000 students in regular and continuing education programs at present.
University's Planning and Program Department Head, Dr. Tsegaye Bekele told ENA on Friday that most of the construction of expansion projects launched for the university has been completed.
Dr. Tsegaye said the government allocated 540 million Birr budget for construction of the projects.
The projects include, among others, construction of classrooms, dormitories, library, laboratory and offices.
Preparations necessary for the learning-teaching process have been finalized, he said, adding, special attention has been given to provide support to girl students.
The university is undertaking preparation to launch new programs including in journalism field of study.
Over 470 million Birr is allocated to carry out additional expansion projects. The expansion project will help the university to increase its enrollment capacity and also create competent professionals.
The university has been training nearly 23,000 students in regular and continuing education programs at present.
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