Forum of University Presidents backs affordable fees

The article discusses the University Presidents' Forum's defense of registration fees for educational programs scheduled at convenient times. It clarifies that these fees do not affect the free nature of higher education in its standard form but are intended for certain professional groups benefiting from parallel training programs. The forum confirmed that these costs are aimed at enabling employees and workers to resume or complete their studies, while maintaining free education for regular students. The fees are set at levels comparable to previous years, with a reduction in Master's program costs to expand access for employees. They also indicated that funding for doctoral studies is allocated to support scientific research and training activities, taking into account the social status of employees. The statement emphasized that this falls within the universities' responsibilities and rejected any political exploitation of the issue, viewing it as a mechanism to broaden educational opportunities and academic development.

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