MONROVIA, LIBERIA — The Ducor Technical College, owned by Montserrado County Senator Saah Hardy Joseph, is expected to provide temporary academic facilities for University of Liberia students over the next six months as renovation and rehabilitation works continue at the university.
The proposed arrangement aims to ensure continuity of academic activities by providing students with alternative learning spaces while the university addresses ongoing infrastructure needs across its campuses.
The development follows several weeks of consultations between the University of Liberia administration and a delegation from the Ducor Institute, led by its Chief Executive Officer, Senator Saah H. Joseph.
Under the proposed arrangement, students are expected to utilize available educational facilities in Mount Barclay and New Georgia, alongside other designated learning locations. These include the university’s Fendall campus, online learning platforms and facilities at Tubman High School.
The temporary provision of learning spaces is expected to ease accommodation challenges facing the university and support efforts to maintain its academic calendar during the rehabilitation period.
The initiative underscores a collaborative approach to addressing the university’s immediate infrastructure challenges while safeguarding students’ access to education and reducing disruptions to teaching and learning.
