The Fiji National University (FNU) will take its services to communities across Fiji again in January 2027, helping prospective and continuing students prepare for Semester 1 enrolment, registration and accommodation.

FNU Director of Marketing and Communications, Ms Ella Bennion, said the annual event was about making it easier for students to access the information and support them as they prepare for university.

“Applying to University is a big step, particularly for first-time applicants and students who live far from our campuses. We always aim to make that process easier by bringing our staff and services closer to communities, so students can ask questions, get the right advice and feel better prepared for the new academic year,” Ms Bennion said.

She encouraged prospective students, continuing students and parents to visit their nearest Roadshow location and make the most of the opportunity.

“If you need help with your application, registration or any other enrolment requirements, come and talk to our team. We are here to help you understand your options and work through any challenges you may be facing. We endeavour to handle every query professionally and promptly, ensuring you can make well-informed decisions,” she added.

Students will also be able to submit applications for University accommodation at designated Roadshow venues. This will be particularly helpful for those travelling from rural communities, other towns and maritime areas to study at FNU.

The Roadshow will provide students and their families with an opportunity to engage directly with FNU staff, receive assistance with applications and registration, explore available programmes, understand admission requirements and seek guidance on accommodation. Prospective students will also be able to have their questions answered and gain a better understanding of the opportunities available at the University.

The FNU 2027 Roadshow will run from Friday, 8 January, to Saturday, 23 January, in Nausori, Navua, Sigatoka, Nadi, Lautoka, Ba, Tavua, Rakiraki, Savusavu, Labasa, Levuka and Taveuni.

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