THE BUKIDNON State University is set to hold limited face-to-face classes starting the second semester of Academic Year 2021-2022 for all programs.

In an update on its website, BukSU Vice President for Academic Affairs Hazel Heal Abejuela said the resumption of in-person learning will be limited to 4th year college students and those with subjects that require laboratory, return demonstration, and internships.

BukSU said 4th year students were prioritized to give them a sense of return to normalcy, Abejuela said.

She added lecture-based subjects will still be taught under modular learning.

The VP said the gradual return to classrooms will be done in phases with the receding ones depending on the Covid19 situation.

Classes for the 2nd semester are set to start January 17, starting with a week-long virtual academic orientation.