In a move aimed at keeping academic activities on track, the Ducor Institute, owned by Montserrado County Senator Saah Hardy Joseph, is expected to provide temporary learning facilities for University of Liberia students for the next six months while renovation works continue at the university’s campuses.
The arrangement is said to have followed several weeks of discussions between the University of Liberia administration and a delegation from the Ducor Institute, headed by its Chief Executive Officer, Senator Saah H. Joseph. The proposed partnership is intended to provide students with alternative learning spaces and support the university’s efforts to resume its next academic semester without further disruption.
Under the arrangement, students are expected to utilize available educational facilities at Mount Barclay and New Georgia, along with other locations identified to accommodate academic activities. These include the Fendall campus, an online learning platform, and facilities at Tubman High School.
The temporary arrangement is expected to ease the pressure on the university as rehabilitation and construction works continue, while ensuring that students have access to alternative spaces to pursue their education.
The initiative reflects an effort to maintain academic continuity during the renovation period and minimize disruptions to students, faculty, and the broader university community.
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