Iran Press/ Iran news: Despite the fact that two years have passed since the on-line university classes held due to the outbreak of COVID-19, according to the decisions made by the Ministry of Science officials and university deans, all students across the country in all undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs must be trained in person and they should attend their exams in person.
At a meeting of heads of medical universities on Tuesday, Bahram Eynollahi, the Minister of Health, emphasized the in-person classes and conferences, and the transformation of universities from virtual to face-to-face.
Bahram Eynollahi said that it is necessary to build a new path in the field of the Ministry of Health in universities in order to create more satisfaction among the people.
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He also mentioned the strengthening of knowledge-based movements as one of the priorities of the Ministry of Health and added that the country should be self-sufficient in the field of science and technology, and in this case, real growth will take place.
The Minister of Health also believed that an important issue in medical universities, is scientific development, which must be prepared and planned
Eynollahi stated that another priority of the Ministry of Health is to establish a headquarters in this ministry to strengthen health networks and stressed that health networks should be strengthened in universities as well.
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