Three Faculties in Niš - Faculty of Law, Faculty of Economics and Faculty of Sports and Physical Education - have decided to move lectures to online platforms, but students say that this will not stop their protests. The demands, they say, are still not met, and the blockades of the faculty continue
At the sessions of the Educational and Scientific Councils of the Economic, Legal and Faculty of Sports and Physical Education in They are not, a decision was made to switch to online classes, reports "Južne Vesti".
Still, and students they say that they remain in the blockade because, as they state, theirs requests are not fulfilled.
At the Faculty of Law, online classes begin on Monday (May 20).
A day later, on Tuesday (May 21), the same decision will take effect at the Faculty of Economics, while at the Faculty of Sports and Physical Education, online lectures will begin on Thursday (May 22).
The plenary session of students of the Faculty of Law called for a boycott of this type of teaching.
"We remain blocked. The demands have not been met," the students say.
The students of the Faculty of Economics send the same message, while the students of the FSFV will decide on further steps at the plenum scheduled for tomorrow (May 21).
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