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Employees call for ending fee cuts at universities
The issue of the flexible scheduling system in Moroccan universities has come back to the forefront, with employees and workers demanding the cancellation of the fees imposed on it—5,000 dirhams for a master's degree and 20,000 dirhams for a doctorate—and rejecting their automatic assignment to the flexible schedule despite the elective law. These individuals face difficulties in balancing work commitments with their study schedules due to the programming of morning sessions and mid-week classes. They are calling for a review of the legal and scheduling conditions to enable better integration of study and work, along with an official dialogue to guarantee the right to choose and to eliminate the associated fees.
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