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Thursday, May 24, 2007
COM PLANS OWN UNIVERSITY
Solomonstarnews.com
by Moffat Mamu
24 May, 2007 - 12:32pm.

THE Church of Melanesia (COM) is stepping up actions to set up its own university in the country soon.

COM’s Secretary General George Kiriau revealed this yesterday following the appointment of a Project Manager and more recently the meeting of a task force committee.

He said the task force committee comprising of government, private sector and church representatives met for the first time a weekend ago to look at ways to drive the project forward.

Newly appointed project manager Mr Philip Kapini confirmed that the project is a huge undertaking by the church that needs the concerted effort of everyone in its planning and implementation.

“While details are still being worked on, it is envisaged the university would cater for programs in theology as well as education with possibility of healthy later on.“These programs it is hoped would be attractive to encourage even private students to enroll,” Mr Kiriau said.

Mr Kapini stated at the task force meeting that the Church has received assurances and has been encouraged by government to proceed with the establishment of the institution.

“In order to realise these plan not least of all the Church’s undertaking are relevant and complementary to government efforts and other education undertaking, the Church will continue to consult and seek the active involvement of government and other organisations,” he said.

Mr Kapini stated he intends to hold further discussions with the permanent secretary for higher education and training.Mr Kapini also stated that the next phase of preliminary work is to look at developing a visual concept of the institution at the location envisaged for the institution.

It is envisaged the institution would be located on 200 hectares of land that the Church has secured behind black post area on north Guadalcanal and landowners have given their backing for the project.

The plan to set up the university follows the need to relocate the Bishop Patteson Theological College on west Guadalcanal.The college is currently running university benchmark programs in theology as part of training for its clergy.
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