Solomon Islands National University

Semester 1 results have been released today, July 24, 2024. Please take note of the following important information:

1. Outstanding Fees: If you have any outstanding fees, your results won’t be available until you have cleared your fees.
2. Release Schedule: All results will be released, except for those from the School of Transportation.
3. Results Collection at SAS:
   • Tuesdays: 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
   • Thursdays: 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM

NOTE: This is for this week only, SAS will be issuing results on Wednesday, July 24th, and Thursday, July 25th. Regular schedule will start again next week.

Thank you.

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Dear All Students,

The Solomon Islands National University is proud to announce the speaker for the second SINU-Australia Seminar Series, Mr James Batley.

The second seminar series will be on Tuesday 23 July from 10 am to 12 pm at the SINU Faculty of Education and Humanities (FEH) Panatina Campus Lecture Theatre. SINU is honoured to host Mr James Batley, a Distinguished Policy Fellow at the Australian National University, Department of Pacific Affairs who will be delivering on the topic of Australia-Solomon Islands relations.

About Mr. James Batley 

Mr James Batley is a Distinguished Policy Fellow in the Department of Pacific Affairs, a unit of the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs at the Australian National University. Mr Batley first visited the Solomon Islands in 1986. He went on to serve as Australia’s High Commissioner from 1997-1999 and as Special Coordinator of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI) from 2004-2006. Since then, the Solomon Islands has remained a constant feature of his career. Mr Batley most recently served as a member of the joint ANU and Solomon Islands National University election observer team in April 2024.

In the upcoming seminar series, Mr Batley will reflect on what the Solomon Islands has meant to him and how Australia-Solomon Islands relations have developed throughout his career.

This is a public lecture, all are welcome, refer to the flyer for more information and the bus schedule for transportation from SINU Kukum Campus.

We look forward to seeing you. 

Public Relations Office 

Registration is now open for Accommodation and Meals at the BICS Office. Please ensure you bring the following documents for registration:

1. Enrolment Confirmation from the SAS Office.

2. First and last pages of your Scholarship Award.

3. Two (2) ID Photos.

Thank you.

Public Relations Office

Dear Students,

The draw for the survey SSINU24: Attitude and Social Factors Influencing SINU Students' Voting Behaviour will take place this evening at the SINU Social Night event organized by SINUSA at the Pacific Crown Hotel at 4 pm.

There are 5 prizes, and 5 lucky students will be selected:

- 2 x Vivo phones sponsored by Advanced Technologies Limited

- 1 x Motorola phone by Australian Direct Suppliers

- 1 x Bluetooth speaker by Smart Technology - Solomon Islands

- 1 x Mobile phone handset from Our Telekom

If your name is picked, you need to be present to collect your prize; otherwise, there will be a redraw. Please also note that you must provide a copy of your ID before collecting the prizes.

Solomon Islands National University Students Association

Dear SINU Students,

We are pleased to announce the official results of the SINUSA election. Congratulations to the newly elected SINUSA Executive for the year 2024.

Please find attached the document containing the official declaration of the winning candidates.

Please visit the SAS Office (Kukum Campus) to have your ID cards printed.

If you have lost your ID card, kindly pay a $50 fee at the SINU Finance office and bring your receipt to SAS for a reprint.

Please note that ID card printing services will not be available during examination weeks.

The SAS Office opens at 9:00 am from Monday to Friday.

Thank you and all the best in your studies

Dear ALL Students 

The 2024 calendar has been revised following the receipt of confirmed dates from the Ministry of Home Affairs.

From Public Relations Office (SINU)