A critical situation affecting the educational process and living conditions of students has emerged at the Kyrgyz National Agrarian University, founded in 1933, according to university students.
Problems with studies and documentation
According to students, course registration has still not been organized at the university. This creates several serious obstacles for students, as the lack of an official transcript for the current year limits their opportunities to:
- participation in academic mobility programs
- applying for scholarships
- transferring to other educational institutions
- confirming academic performance upon request
Disruptions to testing schedules were also noted: students are unable to take tests for the first module, even though all disciplines had previously been completed by this time.
Cold classrooms and dormitory inconveniences
Students drew particular attention to the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. Despite the start of the heating season, the buildings are not provided with heat. Classroom temperatures do not meet standards, which has already led to an increase in illness among students and faculty.
In addition to the temperature issues, the educational process is complicated by scheduling conflicts with other faculties. Due to shortened 50-minute classes, students sometimes have to wait 2–3 hours for the opportunity to move to another building.
Serious violations were also recorded in the university's housing stock. In the dormitory on the fourth floor, floors are collapsing in several rooms, and there is a lack of proper beds and sleeping arrangements.
