Debre Birhan and Wachemo universities graduate students

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Debre Birhan University and Wachemo University held graduation ceremonies for a combined total of 1,086 students on June 28.

Debre Birhan University graduated 807 students trained in fields including health, engineering, business and economics, agriculture and natural resources, and law.

University president Asmare Melesse (Dr.) said the institution is graduating practically trained students as it positions itself as a practical university.

Wachemo University graduated 279 students who completed first-degree programs in regular and continuing education tracks.

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