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FNU Vice Chancellor assures that they are working with relevant stakeholders for multi-million dollar Labasa Campus

FNU Vice Chancellor assures that they are working with relevant stakeholders for multi-million dollar Labasa Campus
FNU Vice Chancellor Professor Nigel Healey

FNU Vice Chancellor, Professor Nigel Healey has assured the Minister for Education, Rosy Akbar that they are working closely with the relevant stakeholders to ensure the multi‑million dollar Labasa Campus will open for classes from next year.

Healey highlighted this when he met with the Akbar and the Senior Management Group for a briefing on operations and projects being undertaken at the University.

He says Labasa campus is the most important project, and this Campus will not only attract students from Vanua Levu but students from across some of the surrounding islands like Taveuni.

Healey says they are also looking at building residential accommodation in the Campus.

Meanwhile Akbar says that they want students to stay and study in the North so obviously students from this year would be planning that these are the courses that will be offered from Semester 1 in 2020 by the University.

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