In a significant development for the education sector in the Maldives, the Islamic University of Maldives (IUM) has introduced a cutting-edge learning center at its Ungoofaaru Campus. This initiative signifies a pivotal stride in the university's ongoing commitment to expanding educational accessibility and elevating academic standards throughout the Maldives. The new learning center, located in Raa Atoll Ungoofaaru, is the outcome of a collaboration between IUM and the Maldivian government to convert the island's Islamic Center into a higher education institution. Equipped with advanced classrooms, an extensive library, and internet-connected computer labs, the center offers outstanding facilities, ensuring students in the region access unparalleled educational opportunities.
Designed to accommodate a variety of learners through its array of programs and courses, the center focuses on nurturing not just academic advancement but also promoting professional growth. The institution is dedicated to providing students with the essential skills and knowledge that can play a substantial role in the socio-economic development of the region. The center's curriculum spans a wide range of disciplines, with an initial offering of five courses as part of the January-Intake program.
The inauguration of the learning center at Ungoofaaru Campus marks a significant achievement in the educational trajectory of the Maldives. During the center's opening ceremony, Vice Chancellor Dr. Ali Zahir highlighted the significance of establishing a learning center in the hometown of the late Islamic scholar Dr. Afrasheem Ali. The initiative has garnered praise from students, educators, and local authorities alike, recognizing its substantial potential to transform the educational terrain of the Maldives.
