Osun State University (UNIOSUN) has formally announced the first phase of its medical screening exercise for students admitted into the 2025/2026 academic session. The notice, circulated through an internal memo dated January 21, 2026, confirms that participation in this health screening is a mandatory step in completing the university’s registration process.

The screening is designed to confirm that all new students meet the institution’s health requirements as they prepare to begin academic activities. Medical clearance will form part of each student’s official record and is required for final enrollment approval.

Students Required to Attend

The exercise applies to the following groups of newly admitted students:

• All 100 Level students (fresh intakes)
  
• Direct Entry students admitted into 200 Level
  

Attendance is compulsory for everyone in these categories.

Official Screening Schedule by College

To ensure an organized process across its campuses, UNIOSUN has arranged the screening according to colleges, dates, and locations.

College / Faculty	Date	Venue	Time
College of Health Sciences	Tuesday, January 27, 2026	Health Centre, Isale-Osun	8:30 a.m.
College of Science, Engineering & Technology (SET)	Thursday, January 29, 2026	Health Centre, Isale-Osun	8:30 a.m.
College of Health Sciences	Tuesday, February 3, 2026	Health Centre, Isale-Osun	8:30 a.m.
College of Science, Engineering & Technology (SET)	Thursday, February 5, 2026	Health Centre, Isale-Osun	8:30 a.m.
College of Agriculture, Ejigbo	Tuesday, February 10, 2026	Health Centre, Ejigbo	9:00 a.m.
College of Education, Ipetu-Ijesa	Thursday, February 12, 2026	Health Centre, Ipetu-Ijesa	9:00 a.m.

Key Instructions for Participants

New students are expected to follow all guidelines carefully to avoid delays or complications:

• Attend Only on Your Assigned Date: Students must report according to their college schedule.
  
• Be on Time: Early arrival is strongly recommended to reduce waiting time.
  
• Mandatory Participation: Students who skip the screening risk having their registration process delayed or suspended.
  
• Follow Health Centre Directives: All instructions given by medical personnel must be observed throughout the exercise.

What the Medical Screening Covers

Although procedures may vary slightly by campus, the screening typically includes basic health checks to establish a student’s medical profile, such as:

• Physical Measurements: Height, weight, and blood pressure assessment
  
• Laboratory Tests: Blood group, genotype, and other routine tests
  
• Sensory Checks: Basic vision and hearing tests
  
• Chest X-ray: Usually required for respiratory health clearance

Helpful Tips for New Students

To ensure a smooth experience, students are advised to prepare the following:

• Documents: Bring your admission letter and proof of payment for any required health or screening fees.
  
• Medical History: Be ready to disclose any known medical conditions, allergies, or ongoing treatments.
  
• Medical Clearance Slip: Collect your clearance certificate after your results are processed, as it will be needed for departmental and faculty clearance.

Final Reminder

The medical screening is a vital part of UNIOSUN’s onboarding process for the 2025/2026 academic year. Students are encouraged to treat this exercise seriously and complete it promptly to avoid unnecessary delays in their academic registration.

We wish all newly admitted students a healthy and successful start to their journey at Osun State University