KIU, Main Campus - Clovis Ntafakabirhi Aganze says his academic journey at Kampala International University has been a transformative experience and one of growth and transformation.

The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Management graduate will be among the graduands to graduate at KIU’s 28^th Graduation Ceremony on November 28 at KIU Main Campus in Kansanga.

“My academic journey at Kampala International University has been a transformative experience, shaping my intellectual curiosity, critical thinking skills, and problem-solving abilities,” Ntafakabirhi says.

“The exposure to diverse perspectives, challenging coursework, and engaging discussions has broadened my horizons and fostered a deep appreciation for the power of knowledge,” he adds.

It is on this note that he takes immense pride in having persevered through all the challenges and emerged with a solid foundation in his chosen field.

“The satisfaction of achieving a long-held goal is exhilarating, and the feeling of accomplishment is truly rewarding,” Ntafakabirhi discloses.

He adds that it is a bitter-sweet moment as he bids farewell to the familiar environment of the university and the close-knit community of fellow students and professors.

He is grateful to KIU as it has given him a wealth of opportunities that have shaped his academic and personal growth as well as to lead and be the president of the Kampala International University Environmental Management Association (KIUEMA) in 2023.

“KIU has equipped me with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to pursue my dreams and make a positive impact on the world,” he notes.

“I'm eager to apply my newfound expertise to solve real-world problems, to contribute to my community, and to continue learning and growing throughout my life,” he further says.

Ntafakabirhi is however not about to sit on his laurels. He says he wants to further his education to PhD level.