Khaberni - Middle East University announced the suspension of its students' attendance today, Tuesday, and shifting the lectures to a remote (Online) education system, as part of a proactive response to the prevailing weather conditions and the kingdom being affected by a strong low-pressure system.
This decision reflects the university's approach which prioritizes public safety, within an integrated risk management and institutional readiness system, ensuring the protection of students and staff, and reducing the risks of commuting under harsh climate conditions, with the postponement of all scheduled exams to a date to be announced
later.
The immediate and smooth transition to electronic learning reflects the high level of digital readiness the university possesses, where students continued their lectures without experiencing any technical issues or interruptions in the educational process, affirming the effectiveness of the adopted educational platforms, and the efficiency of the supporting technological infrastructure.
The university employed its E-Learning Center to enhance the efficiency and quality of the educational process, providing an interactive, stimulating educational environment, enhancing academic communication between students and faculty members, and ensuring clear and efficient delivery of scientific content through diverse teaching methods suitable
for different learning styles.
