HARIPUR: The University of Haripur has introduced hybrid learning model for the timely course completion in the current academic calender.

The development comes in light of the second wave of Covid-19 in the country and the government’s health guidelines.

Registrar Prof Shah Masood told reporters on Friday that the students would attend classes both online and in person.

The registrar said the students had been divided students into A and B groups.

He said the students of Group A had attended in-person classes for one week, while those of the other group attended classes virtually.

The registrar said the Group B students would attend in-person classes and others online ones from Monday for a week.

He, however, said the students would attend lab courses, work, and meetings with supervisors physically by observing Covid-19 guidelines.

Published in Dawn, November 14th, 2020

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