The Catholic University of South Sudan on Sunday graduated at the Freedom Hall in Juba 127 students from the faculties of Arts and Social Sciences departments of Economics and Business Administration and Education.
Vice Chancellor Fr Matthew Pagan expresses happiness to pass out the candidates with bachelor degree after four-year study, Radio Bakhita reported.
He emphasizes that the Catholic University does not only teach students to get jobs but ensures that they are able to live good live coupled with integrity, honesty and services based on values of solidarity.
Catholic University of South Sudan Board of Directors’ Chairman Bishop Barani Eduardo Hiiboro Kussala urges the graduates to make difference in the service they are expected to render to communities.
The Catholic University fourth graduation in Juba attracted over one thousand citizens and students.