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JAIN (Deemed-to-be University),Centre for Creative Arts and Design(CCAD), offers a range of creative programs in sync with the rising need for design today and the industry’s dynamic expansion all the time. In the post pandemic world productivity is stagnant, and business growth unequal across the regions as the automation driven new work culture is impacting lifestyles and jobs. Design gives us the tools to respond to these unprecedented challenges of 21st century living, while instigating growth. The proposed Bengaluru Design District (BD2) is expected to generate over 37,000 jobs in five years, Electronics, IT&BT and Science and Technology Minister C N…
With the aim of building a love for reading, POLY English Vietnam is currently enrolling for its Summer Course – Leader Readers where children can improve their reading comprehension with thousands of books at any POLY English Vietnam Center Library. This 8-week course is valued at 2 million VND consisting of 40 reading and skills-based sessions. During the summer break, children from 5 to 12 years old have the opportunity to gain new, broader cultural knowledge and powerful reading skills, all while having time to relax after the long semester. POLY’s Summer course offers flexible schedule so that students and their families can take vacations whenever they like, without missing any lessons. The course…
In keeping with its reputation for hands-on, interdisciplinary education, Trent University’s new Bachelor of Science in Health and Behaviour will give students the unique opportunity to explore the complex field of health and our behaviour around mental and physical health. “Our Health and Behaviour program offers a unique multidisciplinary approach that gives students a broader, holistic look at health and behaviour with courses from many different disciplines taught at Trent – from psychology and sociology to biology, nursing and kinesiology,” said Dr. Michael Chan-Reynolds, chair of Psychology at Trent University. Students enrolled in this program can expect a strong emphasis…
Opposing madrassa education for young children, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Sunday that entry to any religious institution should be at an age where individuals can make their own decisions. Speaking at a media conclave by RSS-linked weeklies Panchjanya and Organiser, Mr Sarma said children would not be willing to go to a madrassa if they are told that they won’t be able to become a doctor or engineer after studying there and claimed admitting them to such religious schools is a violation of human rights. “Madrassa, the word itself, should cease to exist. Till this madrassa…
The Delhi University on Thursday asked 32 colleges under it to expedite the appointment of regular principals, officials said. In a letter, it also asked these colleges to keep on hold the appointment on teaching and non-teaching posts till the time the principals are appointed. At present, these 32 colleges of Delhi University do not have regular principals, officials informed. (Also read: 2 DU Colleges Offer IAS Coaching, Delhi University Says Not Allowed) “There are a total of 32 colleges where there are no regular principals. We have asked these colleges to expedite the process for appointing the principals,” said Balaram Pani, DU’s…
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Balwant Sheth School of Architecture (BSSA) was established in 2007 at a time when India was undergoing a dynamic change due to liberalisation of its economy and major shifts in the cultural sphere. The school had the challenge to envision the architect for these new times and new challenges. With changing user demands and proliferation of new building materials and technologies, the world of architecture and the built environment were undergoing a drastic change. The school opened with an intention to review the practice of a designer, engage with multiple disciplines, and build the foundation for research-oriented practice. Recognized by the Council of…
At India, parents pay about Rs 20,000 per year on their children’s education in government institutions. Parents of pupils at private unaided schools pay more than twice as much, on average, at Rs 47,000 per year. According to a poll conducted by Edtech company Schoolnet India Ltd, these expenditures include school fees, transportation, and other expenses such as infrastructure and classroom amenities. According to the poll, 6% of parents spend between Rs 51,000 and Rs 1,000,000 on education at top government schools such as Kendriya Vidalayas, compared to 28% of parents who spend the same amount on education in unaided…
Around one lakh students from across the country applied for a residential training programme of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) of which 150 were selected, the space agency said on Tuesday. The ‘YUva VIgyani KAryakram’ (YUVIKA) is being conducted by ISRO from May 16 to May 28. ISRO said 150 students were selected from all the states and Union territories of the country. The training is organised at five centres of ISRO — Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, Thiruvananthapuram, U R Rao Satellite Centre, Bengaluru, Space Applications Centre, Ahmedabad, National Remote Sensing Centre, Hyderabad, and North Eastern Space Applications Centre, Shillong.…
BENGALURU, India, May 17, 2022 — In Bengaluru, the Institute of Professional Banking (IPB) and The Smart Owl launched their first facility in South India. IPB’s purpose is to empower, train, and prepare Indian graduates to work in the banking industry. Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Gupta, CEO, Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM), and Mr. Arvind Jhadav IAS, (Retd.) Chief Secretary, GoK, as well as banking sector leaders, attended the opening of the IPB – Smart Owl Chapter. They emphasised the need of partnering with education to address the talent gap in the banking business. Mr. Gursimran Singh Oberoi, the founder of…