The Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS) held its Dean’s Award Ceremony for Term 1, 2026, on 22 October 2026, to recognize students’ academic achievements, dedication, and commitment to learning.

The ceremony brought together 136 attendees, including award recipients and academic staff, to celebrate students’ efforts and acknowledge their achievements across the term. The awards highlighted the importance of academic excellence and encouraged students to continue striving towards their educational and professional goals.

Students were recognized across three award categories: the Dean’s Award, the Faculty Merit Award, and the Outstanding Award. Four students achieved a perfect Grade Point Average (GPA) of 4.0 and received the Outstanding Award, marking a notable academic accomplishment.

The ceremony allowed the Faculty to acknowledge the hard work and perseverance behind students’ academic success. By celebrating achievement, FHS aims to encourage continued motivation, recognize dedication, and foster a learning environment in which students are supported in reaching their potential.

The event aligns with SDG 4 (Quality Education) by recognizing student achievement and reinforcing the value of quality higher education, sustained learning, and academic development.

Through the Dean’s Award Ceremony, FHS reaffirmed its commitment to supporting students’ academic progress and celebrating the dedication that contributes to their success as future health professionals.