researcher warned d. Jamil Salameh said the collapse of higher education in universities in Gaza governorates, pointing out that the number of enrolled and enrolled in this year of universities graduates of high school does not exceed 15%, stressing that this is happening for the first time in its history.
And return d. The safety of low enrollment and the number of enrolled in the siege and poverty and high tuition fees, citing the example of the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, which is estimated fees per hour 90-100 JD, as well as the universities refused fraternal exemption for medical students exceptionally under the justification that the fees of these colleges supports its budget.
"Universities are holding about 8,500 certificates because students are unable to pay the remaining fees, which misses the opportunity for them to join the labor market," said the head of the Qastas Center and Forum.
To alleviate this problem, Salama called for establishing a fund to support higher education students in the besieged Gaza Strip.
