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24th September, 2026
FNU Opens Applications for Semester 1, 2027

The Fiji National University (FNU) has opened applications for Semester 1, 2027, giving school leavers, working professionals, and interested individuals looking to further their education, the opportunity to find a programme that suits their goals and future plans. Applications opened last week and will close on 5 February 2027. With programmes available across FNU’s 17…Read More


23rd September, 2026
FNU and FMA Partner to Advance Journalism Education in Fiji and the Pacific

The Fiji National University (FNU) and the Fijian Media Association (FMA), have taken a major step towards strengthening journalism education and professional development in Fiji and the wider Pacific, with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the 8th Pacific Media Summit 2026 in Savusavu today. A key initiative under the MoU is…Read More


22nd September, 2026
AI Should Support Thinking, Not Replace It: FNU Academic Calls for Rethink of Higher Education

“Artificial intelligence is changing what students can produce, and a Fiji National University (FNU) academic says it should also change how universities teach, learn and assess.” Assistant Professor in Education, Dr Sofia Shireen Ali, made the call during the panel discussion titled, “Beyond ChatGPT – Reimagining Higher Education in an AI-Driven World”, at the 7th…Read More


18th September, 2026
FNU Nasinu Campus First in the Pacific to Receive FISU Healthy Campus Recognition

The Fiji National University’s (FNU) Nasinu Campus has become the first institution in Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia to receive recognition under the International University Sports Federation (FISU) Healthy Campus Programme. The recognition acknowledges FNU’s effort in taking on the FISU Healthy Campus accreditation programme of creating a healthier, more supportive and sustainable campus environment for…Read More


Dr Lavinia Tiko
11th September, 2026Press Release
FNU Promotes Active Learning and Hands-On Training for Future Teachers

“If we want stronger learning outcomes across the Pacific, teacher training must shift from lecture-heavy delivery to active modelling, co-teaching and hands-on mentorship.” This is the key message from Fiji National University Associate Dean Learning and Teaching at the College of Humanities, Education and Law, Dr Lavinia Tiko, who is calling for a more practical…Read More