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Sex and Money in Academia
MP Fatima Zahra Abdoun criticized the state of Moroccan universities, saying that the reputation of some has become associated with corruption scandals such as “sex for grades” and “money for jobs,” rather than with the quality of their teaching and research. She also pointed to their absence from global rankings and the limited resources and funding allocated to scientific research. She warned of severe staffing imbalances: there are 61 students per professor on average, while in some institutions the ratio reaches 1,100 students per administrative employee. She called for action to combat corruption and strengthen good governance and transparency in university budgets, increase staffing, resolve outstanding employee cases, and ensure that students have access to practical classes and laboratories.
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