No announcement regarding the reopening of school campuses has yet been issued by officials in the UAE
As remote learning becoming the new normal, Professor Silvia Serrano, vice chancellor of Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, reveals how educational institutions are managing
The directive is applicable to both public and private schools
The university aims to send 100 of these shields to hospitals over the coming weeks
It hasn’t indicated whether e-learning will continue to be a part of the education process
Local media reports have indicated that e-learning will continue into the next academic year
If any e-learning habits built up during Covid-19 become ingrained, schools may be prompted to incorporate more YouTube videos into their routines
The university said it is will provide aid to students who are finding it difficulties to finance their tuition fees
The decision applies to private and public schools which will end the current academic year on May 7
The series is available on the Institute’s YouTube channel
The fund focuses on refugees living in overcrowded camps, informal tent settlements and congested host communities where access to online education is currently out of reach
Students can choose a ‘pass’ or ‘no pass’ evaluation instead of a grade
The University of Wollongong Dubai was established in 1993 as the country’s first international university
The duration of the classes has been cut to 30 minutes for all students
Engineering plays a key role in supporting the growth and development of a country’s economy
Parents who have experienced income reductions, lost their jobs or businesses, or been placed on unpaid leave can avail the discounts
University of Wollongong in Dubai is now offering a dual-degree programme in luxury management
The contribution will facilitate the provision of laptops to students to support their e-learning endeavours
The United Arab Emirates offers a range of educational opportunities for both international and local students
KHDA permits ‘outstanding’ private schools to increase fees for 2016-2017
The number of students in the GCC region is expected to grow at a 3% annually between 2013 and 2020 to reach 13.7 million, a new study says.