Persian Gulf University officially announced that its undergraduate classes will be held online until October 22. This decision was made following the damage to the Dariya dormitory complex, which has made it impossible to accommodate students due to unsuitable conditions.
Reasons for Online Classes
Following technical and infrastructural issues in the university's dormitories, officials were compelled to make this decision. Classes for students will be conducted online starting from September 19, which will particularly pose challenges for new students who have just entered the university.
University officials, while expressing sympathy with the students, emphasized that necessary measures will soon be taken to return to normal conditions. They also urged students to continue online learning during this period and to utilize available educational resources.
Concerns and Challenges
This decision has raised concerns among students and parents. Many students feel that they lack the necessary ability to continue their studies under these conditions due to a lack of access to stable internet or insufficient familiarity with the virtual environment. On the other hand, this issue could negatively impact the educational process and quality.
Persian Gulf University, as one of the most reputable universities in the country, is striving to provide the necessary facilities to create better conditions for students. It is hoped that with the resolution of existing problems, students will soon be able to return to their normal academic routine.
