• 5 years ago
A total of 5,757 graduates will earn their scrolls during the 32nd Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM) convocation ceremony comprising 4,467 bachelor's degree holders and 1,290 post-graduate students.

The ceremony will last until Wednesday.

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