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SUN Students resume for 2023/2024 Academic Session

Welcome back, our precious jewels! Skyline University Nigeria is delighted to welcome students back for another fresh academic endeavor. After an exciting vacation period for the students that enabled them to relax and unwind, they are now back on campus. This fresh session promises to give students an adventurous journey and a memorable experience. Our faculty and academic support staff are well prepared to receive you as you continue to pursue your respective careers. During the holiday period, the faculty have been immersed in research to review their curriculum and teaching methods so as to bring you the best learning experiences. The faculty has carefully structured teaching methods alongside global best practices, which will perfectly match your careers with innovative trends around the world. Preparation for your academic success starts now. You have been able to reflect on the strengths and weaknesses you exhibited in the last academic session. You now have a better knowledge of how best to achieve your academic plans. Hence, SUN is dedicated to providing you with innovative educational services that will support endeavours. You can pursue limitless opportunities with excellence in knowledge, skills, and value-based education which are our top priorities. It is now time to realign your goals and face your studies. Remember to prioritize the following key elements as you make your plans; Journaling Time Management Mental Health and Physical Exercises Study Skills We hope you will have a fruitful learning experience! You can join the conversation on Facebook @SkylineUniversityNG and on Twitter @SkylineUNigeria

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Skyline University Nigeria commemorates African Traditional Medicine Day

Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) has commemorated African Traditional Medicine Day with a two-day international conference on the ‘Importance and Awareness of Traditional and Alternate Medicine’. The university organized the conference in collaboration with Shri Shankaracharya Professional University (SSPU) to highlight the importance of African Traditional Medicine on the health of Africans in Bhilai, India, from the 25th to the 26th of August, 2023. In his virtual inaugural address, the vice-chancellor of SUN, Prof. Ajith Kumar V. V., stated that he was delighted to be part of the conference. He said traditional medicine is very important in Africa and explained that the continent is richly endowed with natural resources that have immense health benefits. He then urged the researchers and academics who attended the event to invest more in African traditional medicine research so as to offer solutions to healthcare challenges in Africa and beyond. Delivering his speech, Prof. Sanjoy Kumar Pal, the guest of honour and a SUN faculty member, spoke on the future of phytomedicine and the challenges that it had to overcome. He said there has been a rapid increase in the use of traditional medicine in Africa, which has come with challenges. Dr. Isah Usman, the Dean of the School of Basic Medical Sciences (SBMS) at SUN, who was a keynote speaker, delivered his speech on the topic Traditional Medicine in Nigeria: The Journey So Far. He stated that traditional medicine has undergone strategic transitions over time, which has made it an important topic of discourse. Similarly, Mr. Isma’il Rabiu, a lecturer in the Department of Biochemistry at SUN who was also a keynote speaker, emphasized the need for research and regulation on the use of traditional medicine in Africa to ensure its safe usage. Speaking on the occasion Shri. I. P. Mishra, the Chief Patron and Chancellor of SSPU, was vocal about the increased use of traditional medicine globally and emphasized increasing research efforts to bring respectability to the field of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). The convener of the conference, Prof. (Dr.) Swarnali Das Paul expressed her gratitude to the management of both universities for supporting the collaborative conference and hoped that such an educational event would occur in the future to continue this type of conference in the future as well. The vice-chancellor of SUN, faculty, and other participants were awarded honours for gracing the important congregation. Over 300 students and staff from various universities and colleges in India attended this two-day conference. You can join the conversation on Facebook @SkylineUniversityNG and on Twitter @SkylineUNigeria 

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Skyline University Nigeria participates in QS Africa Forum 2023

Skyline University Nigeria has participated in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Africa Forum 2023 with the theme ‘Education Africa 2030 and Beyond – Sustainability and Social Impact in an African Context’. The vice-chancellor of SUN, Prof. Ajith Kumar V. V., participated in a panel discussion to engage and network with higher education experts from around the world on the topic ‘Building Partnerships for Educational Sustainability in Africa”. The two-day event that happened from the 4th to the 5th of September 2023, was hosted by Covenant University in Ota, Ogun State. It was a convention of academics, industry experts, and stakeholders from across the continent to discuss critical issues in higher education, research, and innovation. The QS is a British establishment known for its university and college rankings. Delivering his remarks during the panel discussion moderated by Ms. Omolola Shonubi, the Vice-Chancellor of SUN stated that the congregation is highly important for universities to network so as to find sustainable solutions to their problems. He explained that SUN has done an impressive job of integrating technology into learning, research, and community service. Other participants who spoke at the forum include former, Dr. Ashwin Fernandes, Executive Director – Africa, Middle East & South Asia, QS United Kingdom, Consul General of Ghana to Nigeria Ms. Samata Gifty Bukari, the Former Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC) Prof. Peter Akinsola Okebukola, the Chancellor of Covenant University, Dr. David O. Oyedepo among other stakeholders. SUN staff who attended the event include the Director of Marketing and Communications (DOMC), Mr. Abubakar Isma’il, the Dean School of Basic Medical Sciences (SBMS), Dr. Isah Usman Lawal, Head of the Department of Political Science, Mr. Farid Ilyasu Illo, the Head of Corporate Affairs Department, Mr. Nitish Varkhede, Dr. Ajayi Olumide Abraham, Mr. Trimisiyu Omotayo Lawal, Mr. Miracle Livinus Uwa and Mr. Aliyu Usman from the marketing department. The congregation engaged professionals and stakeholders in the education industry to collaboratively shape the future of higher education and development in Africa. You can join the conversation on Facebook @SkylineUniversityNG and on Twitter @SkylineUNigeria

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Train the Trainer; SUN conducts Executive Seminar for Private School Proprietors and Principals

The management of Skyline Univerisity Nigeria (SUN) has conducted an executive seminar for all registered Private School Proprietors and Principals of North–West zone in Nigeria. The seminar was organized to empower them with the essential skills required for providing qualitative and inclusive education.  The event was themed ‘Leading and Managing Business for Value Creation, Managing Special Students and Digital Skills’ to incorporate all the current challenges faced by private school owners as education demands are transforming rapidly. In his welcome address, the Vice-Chancellor of SUN, Prof. Ajith Kumar V. V. thanked attendees for sparing their valuable time to attend the workshop. He said, “Every leader of education must stand on the principles of ethics and value. Do not compromise on the quality of education you give”.  He added that the success of students is everything to teachers, principals and mentors. He emphasized that proprietors and principals must not only teach for grades but teach skills, computer literacy, public speaking, etc. They must prepare students for future opportunities through rigorous training and insightful experiences.  During his presentation on inclusive education, Dr. Isah Usman, the Dean of the School of Basic Medical Science (SBMS), advised the participants to think of ways to integrate children with special needs in their schools. He said the children need extra care and are important contributors to national development.  Dr. Usman charged them to start the effort of making an impact gradually, to transform the existing status quo. He said schools are supposed to be changers. Every member of society must be good enough to support that desired change. Delivering his lecture on Digital Skills, the Dean School of Science and Information Technology (SSIT) Dr. A. Senthil Kumar said Digital Skills are crucial for managing schools. He said the skills do not only ease the affairs of schools in aspects of administration but also teaching and learning.  In her closing remarks Ms. Sarada Maganti, the Director of Academic Support Services (DASS), stated that the university is engaged in many community service activities and will continue to support communities. She admitted that SUN provides business mentorship opportunities and career development seminars for students and people with special needs among many others.  You can join the conversation on Facebook @SkylineUniversityNG and on Twitter @SkylineUNigeria

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Skyline University Nigeria organizes Team-Building Workshop for Cellopack Industries Staff

The management of Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) has recently conducted a team-building workshop for the employees of Cellopack Industries Limited at the SUN campus. The workshop was delivered by the Vice-Chancellor of SUN, Prof. Ajith Kumar V.V. The session was done to expose the participants to innovative knowledge, skills, and capabilities in an engaging session to enable them to network and communicate with one another so as to deliver their tasks efficiently as a team. The workshop also included games to unveil the importance of team-building. In his inaugural remarks, the Vice-Chancellor said the success of every dependable team is defined by specific qualities – Competence, Trustworthiness, Energy, People skills, Focus, and Judgement. He emphasized the significance of understanding the personalities of individuals so as to match them with the appropriate tasks and peers. While delivering the lecture, he highlighted that there are two specific sets of people found within any team in an organization which are Promotional-Focused People and Prevention–Focused People. The first set are optimists while the second is stressed by short deadlines.  He added that organizational Success is guaranteed when these two sets are carefully identified. The Managing Director of Cellopack Industries Limited Ms. Yashika Keswani thanked the management of the University on behalf of the team, for the wonderful initiative and hoped to invest the knowledge they have acquired to develop a highly competent and motivated workforce that will strengthen the overall performance of the team members. You can join the conversation on Facebook @SkylineUniversityNG and on Twitter @SkylineUNigeria 

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