The Ernest Bai Koroma University of Science and Technology (EBKUST) has unveiled a groundbreaking digital system for student fee payments and registration at its Makeni Campus, marking a major milestone in the university’s modernization efforts.
The initiative, which integrates fee payments with banking systems and streamlines registration processes, was supervised by Dr. Joseph Davies, the Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor of the Makeni Campus. This development reflects EBKUST’s commitment to leveraging technology to enhance administrative efficiency and improve student experience.
The digital payment and registration system is part of a broader vision spearheaded by Prof. Momoh, Vice Chancellor of EBKUST. His leadership and dedication to fostering innovation have been instrumental in implementing this transformative initiative.
“This development marks a step forward in our commitment to leveraging technology for improved service delivery,” said Dr. Davies. He highlighted the system’s potential to reduce delays, improve record-keeping, and align the university with global best practices in higher education administration.
The digital system is designed to:
- Streamline Fee Payments: Students can now make payments seamlessly through integrated banking systems, reducing long queues and payment errors.
- Simplify Registration: The process is now more efficient, eliminating paperwork and saving time for both students and staff.
- Enhance Record-Keeping: The system ensures accurate and secure documentation of financial and academic records.
The launch of this system underscores EBKUST’s dedication to academic excellence and operational efficiency. By embracing digital solutions, the university aims to position itself as a leader in Sierra Leone’s higher education sector and beyond.
As students and staff adapt to the new system, the administration remains committed to providing training and support to ensure a smooth transition.
With this digital advancement, EBKUST continues to set the pace for innovation in higher education, fostering an environment that prioritizes student success and administrative excellence.
For more information on the new digital system, students and stakeholders are encouraged to contact the university’s administration office.
