ANKARA
As the COVID-19 restrictions forced universities the world over to shift to digital classrooms, many students who are graduating soon feel concerned about their employment prospects.
They apprehend that employers may not prefer those having earned degrees through online education rather attending in physical classrooms.
The online education during the lockdown did not allow the latest crop of graduates to accrue field experience and establish networks necessary to harness employment opportunities.
Asli Gorkem, 23, a recent law graduate lawyer shares the concern that lack of socialization may not allow her professional career to grow.
“Establishing a network is one of the key elements of success in some…