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08 Jul 2013
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More students and fewer teachers
The president of Mohamed V-Agdal University, Wael Benjelloun, drew up the balance sheet of his institution last Wednesday. He made a point of highlighting the problem of the imbalance between the increase in the number of students and the massive retirement of teaching staff and personnel.
Mohammed V University of Agdal ends the 2012-2013 year with a satisfactory balance sheet. Its results are a sign of good performance at all levels of the university's intervention. This is evidenced by the data presented by Wael Benjelloun, president of the University, who met with the press last week to draw up the balance sheet of his institution. The University found itself in a movement of massification, given the growing number of those enrolled in the three faculties under the UM5A (Faculty of Sciences, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, and Faculty of Legal, Economic and Social Sciences). The number of new students enrolled in the Faculties of Law and Arts climbed from 6,763 to 10,056 students. While the total number of students enrolled in the various institutions under the University went from 27,201 to 32,693 students. The massive influx of students thus poses a real challenge to…
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