On December 10, the institution's Ipaja, Lagos campus will host the convocation.
The role of TEL (Technological Enhanced Learning) in improving the context and content of theological education in Africa will be the subject of Professor Jegede's talk.
The premier religious institution of learning anticipates graduating 66 students in all.
B.A. Theology (40), Postgraduate Dip. (4), M.A. Christian Leadership (5), M.A. Biblical Studies (3), M.A. Christian Education (4), M.A. Intercultural Studies (2), Master of Divinity (8), and Doctor of Ministry make up the graduating class (1).
The convocation speech topic was chosen with care to address the contemporary status of theological education, according to a statement from WATS Acting Provost Dr. Tosin Awolalu. "Today, we are unavoidably faced with the necessity of leveraging technology, and particularly its deployment for enhancement of the theological learning environment.
“It is this understanding that informed the theme of the convocation and the choice of speaker.
“Prof. Jegede was the VC of an institution that has deployed technology, providing instructionally designed materials in diverse formats maximally to disseminate knowledge. It will be great to learn from him. The entire WATS community is looking forward to the convocation lecture.”