As the academic year draws to a close, Karizak University of Applied Science — the first specialized university in elderly and disability care in Iran — has completed its preparations for the final examinations of the second semester (2024–2025) and officially launched the student assessment process.

According to the university’s Public Relations Office, examinations will be held in the first half of September, conducted in person and strictly in line with the schedule announced on the university’s system. Students are reminded to attend their exams fully prepared and to bring their admission cards to the examination venue.

Established in 2017 with the support of the late Dr. Mostafa Naraghi’s charitable foundation and the dedication of the Naraghi family, Karizak University of Applied Science today educates more than 350 students across eight specialized fields of study. Beyond being a routine academic milestone, the final examinations at this institution represent an important step in shaping the future of Iran’s healthcare system in the field of geriatrics — a field that, given the rapid growth of the elderly population, requires trained and skilled professionals more than ever before.