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SINU issues condolence message

CONDOLENCE MESSAGE

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SINU Education · 2026-07-31 Original ↗

Notice: FBTS supplementary examination postponed

NOTICE: FBTS Supplementary Examination Postponed Please be advised that the Faculty of Business and Tourism Studies (FBTS) Supplementary Examination scheduled for Friday, 31 July 2026 has been postponed to early next week. A new examination date, time, and venue will be communicated to all affected students as soon as they are confirmed. Students are advised to monitor the official SINU communication channels for further updates. We apologise for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your understanding. Thank you.

SINU Education · 2026-07-31 Original ↗

Please BSP fastim available fund for the area

please BSP fastim available fund for the area.so that mifa garem basket ball dream look osem lo photo 2 ya..hahaha..the area start for bush back..hehe so huriap...lelebt..

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Buruku Adventist High School Education · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

NOTICE TO SINU COMMUNITY

📢 NOTICE TO SINU COMMUNITY

Notice to the SINU community
SINU Education · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

Join us in congratulating Ady-Kingsley and the Solomon Islands U16 football team!

🇸🇧⚽️ Join us in congratulating Ady-Kingsley and the Solomon Islands U16 football team! After a successful competition at the OFC U16 championship held recently in PNG, Ady-Kingsley and his teammates have secured a spot in the FIFA U17 World Cup held next year 2027 in Doha, Qatar!

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WIS Education · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

Chung Wah School updated their profile picture

Chung Wah School updated their profile picture.

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CWS Education · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS | Islands Fellowship Certificate Program (IFCP)

🌿 CALL FOR APPLICATIONS | Islands Fellowship Certificate Program (IFCP) The Centre for Islands Futures (CIF) at Solomon Islands National University (SINU) invites students and interested participants to apply for the 10-week Islands Fellowship Certificate Program (IFCP). This hands-on experiential learning program combines classroom learning with practical field experience in: • Applied Conservation • Marine Ecology • Sustainable Resource Management Participants will gain valuable real-world experience through field placements with partner organisations across terrestrial and marine ecosystems. 📍 Field locations: • Nusatuppe Hub – Western Province • Takataka – East Are'Are, Malaita Province 🗓 Applications are open from 1–15 August. 📝 Apply here: https://forms.gle/tFp1X9Xz4zWsFj1T9 For programme enquiries, contact Director.CIF@sinu.edu.sb or call (677) 42600.

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SINU Education · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

Brothers stand Tall.

Brothers stand Tall.

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Buruku Adventist High School Education · 2026-07-29 Original ↗

Its Semester 2 again..Lets go

Its Semester 2 again..Lets go🙂‍↔️

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Buruku Adventist High School Education · 2026-07-29 Original ↗

NOTICE TO ALL SINU STUDENTS & GRADUANDS

📢 NOTICE TO ALL SINU STUDENTS & GRADUANDS

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SINU Education · 2026-07-29 Original ↗

2026 Semester 2 Tuition Fee Installment Plan

2026 Semester 2 Tuition Fee Installment Plan The SINU Finance Department advises all students that the Semester 2, 2026 Tuition Fee Installment Plan is now available. Minimum 30% upfront payment is required for semester enrolment. Final payment must be made by Week 13 to be eligible to sit final examinations. Students must clear any outstanding fees from previous semesters before accessing the installment plan. Please refer to the notice below for the full payment schedule and details.

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SINU Education · 2026-07-29 Original ↗

Faculty of Business and Tourism Studies (FBTS) Supplementary Examination Notice

Faculty of Business and Tourism Studies (FBTS) Supplementary Examination Notice Students whose names appear on the FBTS Incident List are advised to take note of the following supplementary examination details: Date: Friday, 31 July 2026 Time: 9:00 AM Venue: Kukum Lecture Theatre All students are required to attend the examination at the scheduled date and time. No additional time or rescheduling will be provided. Click to view the list here: https://www.sinu.edu.sb/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/FBTS-Incident-List-Semester-1-2026-Approved.pdf Students listed to sit supplementary examinations for two (2) or three (3) units are requested to see the FBTS Administration Officer at the SBM Office before the examination. Please ensure you bring your valid SINU Student ID Card, as it must be presented at the examination venue. Thank you.

SINU Education · 2026-07-29 Original ↗

Bishop Epalle Issues Important Notice for Form 7 Students

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR FORM 7's.

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Bishop Epalle Catholic School Honiara Education · 2026-07-28 Original ↗

SINU Invites Public to Lecture on Small Reef Fishes

📢You're Invited to a Public Lecture! 🌊🐟 Discover the hidden world of some of the ocean's smallest yet most important reef fishes in an engaging public lecture by Dr. Christopher Goatley, Lecturer at the University of Southampton, United Kingdom. Learn how cryptobenthic fishes contribute to coral reef biodiversity, productivity, and ecosystem resilience, with insights from research conducted in the Solomon Islands. 📅 Date: Tuesday, 11 August 2026 🕙 Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM 📍 Venue: Department of Fisheries Studies, Lecture Hall A, Ranadi Campus This free public lecture is open to SINU students and staff, researchers, fisheries and environmental professionals, government officials, conservation organisations, development partners, and members of the public. We encourage everyone with an interest in marine science and conservation to attend. For more information: 📞 (677) 42631 📧 pro@sinu.edu.sb

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SINU Education · 2026-07-28 Original ↗

Woodford Tourism Students Attend Nambawan Haus Museum Opening

🇸🇧 Today we were honoured to join in the opening ceremony of the Nambawan Haus Museum in Tulagi. As a key tourism initiative to promote the rich heritage of Central Province, several of our secondary tourism students were in attendance.

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WIS Education · 2026-07-28 Original ↗

SINU Welcomes Dr Abraham Hauriasi to the Faculty of Business and Tourism Studies

Please join us in welcoming Dr Abraham Hauriasi to the Solomon Islands National University! Dr Hauriasi joins the Faculty of Business and Tourism Studies, School of Business and Management, as Assistant Professor in Accounting. He brings with him a wealth of experience in accounting, finance, higher education, and organisational leadership, along with a strong commitment to teaching, research, and student success. We are delighted to have Dr Hauriasi on board and look forward to the valuable contributions he will make to our University community. Welcome to SINU, Dr Abraham Hauriasi!

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SINU Education · 2026-07-27 Original ↗

Woodford Prep Students Explore Artistic Expression at Honiara Art Gallery

🇸🇧 As part of their unit of inquiry, Prep students are learning about how people express themselves through art. An excursion this week to the art gallery had students discovering how artists use painting, drawing and sculpting to share their stories and feelings, with all arriving back to campus inspired and excited!

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WIS Education · 2026-07-25 Original ↗

SINU and KOICA Sign Grant to Refurbish Fisheries Complex

📄 PRESS RELEASE | 24 July 2026 SINU and KOICA Sign Grant Arrangement to Refurbish Fisheries Complex The Solomon Islands National University (SINU) and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) have signed a Grant Arrangement to support the refurbishment of the University's Department of Fisheries Complex at the Ranadi Campus. The grant, valued at USD 54,548, will strengthen fisheries education by providing a modern and improved teaching, learning and research environment for students and staff. The agreement was signed by SINU Vice-Chancellor Professor Transform Aqorau and Mr. Han Kyul Sam Cho, Country Director of the KOICA Fiji Office. Professor Aqorau thanked KOICA and the Government of the Republic of Korea for their continued partnership, noting that the refurbishment will enhance SINU's capacity to educate future fisheries professionals and contribute to the sustainable development of the Solomon Islands' fisheries sector. SINU sincerely appreciates KOICA's ongoing support and looks forward to continuing this valuable partnership in advancing higher education and capacity building in the Solomon Islands. 📖 Read more here: https://www.sinu.edu.sb/sinu-and-koica-sign-grant-agreemen.../

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SINU Education · 2026-07-24 Original ↗

Chung Wah Prepares “Our Story, Our World” Presentation

Our Story, Our World. Final touches before tomorrow's presentation! 🌟 Stay tuned for the final look!

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CWS Education · 2026-07-23 Original ↗

SINU Automotive Engineering Receives Tool Donation from Ela Motors

PRESS RELEASE | 23 July 2026 SINU Automotive Engineering Department Receives Tool Donation from Ela Motors The Solomon Islands National University (SINU) Automotive Engineering Department under SINU TAFE has received a donation of 12 toolboxes containing automotive tools from Ela Motors Solomon Islands to support practical training for automotive apprentices. Director of SINU TAFE, Solomon Pita, thanked Ela Motors for its generous contribution, describing the donation as an investment in the education and future of SINU students. Head of the Automotive Engineering Department, Samuel Kwaoga, said the tools will enhance hands-on learning and better prepare apprentices for careers in the automotive industry. SINU sincerely thanks Ela Motors Solomon Islands for its valued support and looks forward to strengthening this partnership for the benefit of students and the automotive industry in Solomon Islands. Read more here: https://www.sinu.edu.sb/sinu-automotive-engineering.../

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SINU Education · 2026-07-23 Original ↗

SINU Highlights Pacific Climate Innovation at PIFCE 2026 in Vanuatu

PRESS RELEASE | 23 July 2026 SINU Representatives Highlight Pacific Climate Innovation at PIFCE 2026 in Vanuatu Solomon Islands National University (SINU) was represented at the Pacific Islands Innovation Forum on Climate and Environment (PIFCE) 2026 in Vanuatu by Assistant Lecturer in GIS and Remote Sensing, Mr Steve Tahunipue, and final-year Bachelor of Environment Studies student, Mr Philip Bero. The forum brought together Pacific universities, traditional custodians, policymakers, scientists, entrepreneurs and innovators to explore climate solutions and strengthen the role of higher education institutions in developing future climate and environmental leaders. During the forum, SINU representatives shared insights on Pacific-led academic innovation, integrating traditional knowledge with modern science, and strengthening climate education through research, partnerships and community engagement. Mr Bero’s student innovation project, a mobile application designed to provide early warning alerts for natural hazards, received the People’s Choice Award during the pitching competition, highlighting the impact of youth-led solutions in building climate resilience across the Pacific. Through their participation, SINU continues to demonstrate its commitment to research excellence, climate leadership, Pacific partnerships and sustainable development. Read more here: https://www.sinu.edu.sb/sinu-representatives-highlight.../

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SINU Education · 2026-07-23 Original ↗

Learning from the Land: SINU Takes Island Knowledge Beyond the Classroom

NEWS FEATURE | Learning from the Land What happens when the classroom extends into villages, customary lands, and communities? Students in SINU's Postgraduate Diploma in Islands Knowledges and Futures recently completed the SOIL (Solutions Ontological Immersive Learning) field programme in East Are'are and West Guadalcanal, learning directly from chiefs, elders, knowledge holders, and local communities. Through immersive, place-based learning, students explored indigenous knowledge systems, customary governance, conservation, and community-led solutions, gaining valuable insights that cannot be learned from textbooks alone. This unique programme reflects SINU's commitment to education grounded in island realities, preparing graduates to contribute meaningfully to the sustainable future of the Solomon Islands and the Pacific. Applications for Cohort 2 (Semester 2, 2026) are now open! If you're passionate about indigenous knowledge, community engagement, and shaping island futures, this programme is for you. Applications close Friday, 7 August 2026. Collect an application form from the Student Administration Services (SAS) Office or contact admissions@sinu.edu.sb or (677) 42600 for more information. Read the full feature below and discover how learning from the land is transforming higher education at SINU.

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SINU Education · 2026-07-23 Original ↗

SINU Announces Temporary Closure of Lokol Fusion Cafe and Bar

NOTICE: Temporary Closure of SINU Lokol Fusion Café & Bar Please be advised that the SINU Lokol Fusion Café & Bar will be closed on Thursday 23 July 2026 to allow for essential maintenance works. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding as we carry out these improvements. The SINU Lokol Fusion Café & Bar will reopen on Friday 24 July 2026 and resume normal operating hours, with our Motu Friday Special available for customers to enjoy. Thank you for your patience and continued support

SINU Education · 2026-07-22 Original ↗

Japanese Language Classes at SINU - Starting Late August 2026

🇯🇵 Japanese Language Classes at SINU – Starting Late August 2026! The Faculty of Business and Tourism Studies (FBTS), in collaboration with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), is pleased to offer an opportunity for students, staff, and interested members of the public to learn Japanese language at Solomon Islands National University (SINU). 📚 What’s on offer? ✅ Free Japanese language classes ✅ Starting in late August 2026 ✅ Three levels available ✅ Weekday and Saturday daytime classes 📌 For class schedules, registration details, and future updates, please join our Japanese Language Class Facebook Group: 🔗 https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1BxqkS9pNR/ Please check the group regularly for the latest announcements and class information. 🇯🇵 Start your Japanese language journey with SINU!

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SINU Education · 2026-07-22 Original ↗