IBA-JU holds online classes

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IBA-JU holds online classes

JU correspondent

Published : Sunday, 5 April, 2020 at 6:33 PM, Count : 1705

Institute of Business Administration (IBA) of Jahangirnagar university today have started holding classes online to keep academic activities on track.

This information was given through a press release of JU Public Relations Office here today.

"The university's curriculum is being disrupted due to worldwide Coronavirus pandemic and it impact on education badly," said Director of the Institute, Dr. Sheikh Mohammed Rafiul Haque said

"The teachers of the institute has started taking classes of under graduate, graduate and weekend courses students studying in different semesters according to the pre-scheduled classes," he added.

"This initiative has taken by the decision of all the teachers and students of the Institute to keep academic activities on track. It also help us to overcome session jam of the Institute, " said Dr. Rafiqul.

Earlier, The University Grants Commission (UGC) has urged all universities to continue their academic activities online, during the closure of higher educational institutions in wake of the global coronavirus outbreak. The authorities of IBA-JU has strated following the notice on April 1.

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