IUCG Celebrates 20 th Graduation Ceremony under the Theme of Nurturing Creativity in an Age of Artificial Intelligence
Amidst an atmosphere of exuberance and accomplishment, the Islamic University College,
Ghana (IUCG) celebrated its 20 th graduation ceremony and 25 th matriculation on Saturday, April
27, 2024.
The highlight of the event was the conferral of degrees upon 181 graduates from the Class of
2023, representing various academic disciplines.
Under the theme “Nurturing Creativity in an Age of Artificial Intelligence: the Academy,
Industry, and Government,” the ceremony underscored the importance of fostering innovation
and adaptability in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
It emphasized the collaborative efforts required between educational institutions, industries, and
government bodies to navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by artificial
intelligence.
Students from diverse departments, including the Religious Studies Department, the
Communication Studies Department, the Business Administration Department, and the
Education and Psychology Department, were lauded for their academic achievements and
contributions to their respective fields.
The ceremony featured inspirational speeches from university officials, distinguished guests, and
industry leaders, who encouraged graduates to harness their creativity and critical thinking skills
to thrive in an era of technological disruption.
They highlighted the significance of interdisciplinary collaboration and lifelong learning in
preparing individuals to succeed in an increasingly interconnected world.
IUCG Celebrates Academic Milestones with Inspiring Address from President Dr. Hadi Kamal Ezzat
The President of the Islamic University College, Ghana, Dr. Hadi Kamal Ezzat, delivered an
inspiring address during the institution’s 20 th graduation and 25 th matriculation ceremony.
Held on April 27 th , 2023, the event brought together esteemed guests, faculty, staff, and
graduating students to celebrate their academic achievements.
Dr. Ezzat commended the graduating class for their perseverance, determination, and passion,
highlighting the institution’s commitment to excellence and the pursuit of knowledge.
He expressed gratitude to parents, guardians, families, faculty, and staff for their unwavering
support and dedication.
Acknowledging the crucial role of religious education in promoting tolerance and peaceful
coexistence, Dr. Ezzat emphasized the university’s stance against religious intolerance and
extremism.
He also thanked the Ghanaian Muslim community, Al Mustafa International University, and the
government of the Islamic Republic of Iran for their continuous support.
Addressing the matriculants, Dr. Ezzat encouraged them to embrace their academic journey with
diligence and commitment, reminding them of the responsibilities they carry as future leaders.
He urged them to make the most of the educational opportunities provided and to strive for
excellence in their endeavors.
He concluded with a call to cherish the memories made, the friendships formed, and the
knowledge gained, symbolizing the transformative power of education.
Dr. Ezzat welcomed everyone to celebrate the milestone with pride, gratitude, and optimism for
the future.
Islamic University College, Ghana Celebrates Milestone Graduation and Matriculation Ceremony
The Islamic University College, Ghana (IUCG), marked a historic milestone as it hosted its 20 th
graduation ceremony and 25 th matriculation congregation on April 27, 2024.
The campus in Accra witnessed an inspiring gathering under the theme: “Nurturing Creativity in
the Age of Artificial Intelligence: The Academy, Industry, and Government.”
Dr. Hussein I. Ibrahim, Vice President of Academic Affairs, delivered a poignant address,
expressing gratitude to esteemed guests from Ghana and the Islamic Republic of Iran for their
presence amidst their busy schedules.
The ceremony commemorated the significant achievements of both the graduating class of the
2022/2023 academic year and the incoming cohort of students for the current academic session.
Dr. Ibrahim highlighted the diversity among the graduating class, thereby announced that 181
students successfully completed their studies, with a balanced representation of 42% male and
58% female students.
He commended their dedication and perseverance, acknowledging their acquisition of
knowledge not only in academic subjects but also in matters relating to faith, service, and
interpersonal relationships.
The breakdown of graduates by department showcased notable achievements in Business
Administration, Communication Studies, Religious Studies, and Education.
