UNIMAC commences Semester Exams from April 7



Accra, 7th April, 2025.— The University of Media, Arts and Communication has officially commenced its end-of-semester examinations starting Monday, April 7, marking the beginning of a crucial academic period for thousands of students.

The university administration confirmed that all necessary arrangements have been made to ensure a smooth and orderly conduct of the exams. Examination centers across various faculties have been equipped with updated timetables, seating arrangements, and security measures to prevent any form of malpractice.

“This is a key phase in the academic calendar, and we’ve taken every step to make sure everything goes seamlessly,” said Mrs. Rhodaline Amartey, the Dean of students affairs. “We urge students to adhere to the rules and give their best.”

Students from undergraduate and postgraduate programs are expected to appear for a range of theoretical and practical papers over the coming weeks. The exams will continue through the 17th of April, 2025.

In light of recent technological upgrades, some departments are also experimenting with partial online submissions and digital evaluation processes.

Authorities have advised all students to arrive at their respective centers at least 30 minutes before their scheduled exams and to carry valid ID cards.


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