In-Person Classes Begin Across the Various Centers of the University of Continuing Education

Coinciding with the official start of the 2026–2027 academic year, in-person classes began today, Tuesday, September 22, 2026, across the various University of Continuing Education centers located throughout the country, in a well-organized environment that reflected the readiness of the different centers to ensure a successful start to the new academic year. The first in-person sessions saw the attendance of students, teachers, and administrative staff, with well-coordinated arrangements and close coordination among the various departments, ensuring the smooth delivery of the educational and training process. This transition to in-person learning comes as a continuation of the courses that the university began delivering remotely through its training platform on September 15, 2026, as part of a blended learning model combining in-person and distance education, while promoting the use of digital technologies in the educational process. This launch reflects the commitment of the University of Continuing Education’s administration and teaching staff to providing students with suitable learning conditions and to continuing efforts to improve the quality of education and university services, in line with the university’s vision of becoming a modern and smart university.