Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo: Nearly 600 Language Sciences Students Celebrate Their Bachelor's Graduation
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Nearly 600 students of the 2023 Language Sciences cohort at Joseph Ki-Zerbo University celebrated the end of their bachelor's degree, dubbed the "Résilience" cohort. They are expected to support the promotion of national languages in Burkina Faso.
Joseph-Ki-Zerbo University: 500 students graduate with a bachelor's degree under the sign of "Resilience" (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
About 500 students of the bachelor's programme in language sciences at Joseph-Ki-Zerbo University received their degrees in Ouagadougou on 7 November 2026. The godmother of the "Resilience" class, Professor Awa Tiendrebeogo, urged them never to give up.
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