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'Establishing AMU centers in various states a right step':
Yes, of
course. In fact we had started working on establishing as many as a
dozen such campuses. For....
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Bhopal:
The UGC Academic Staff College, Aligarh Muslim University, (AMU),
Aligarh has organized International Seminar on Envisioning Quality:
Academic professionalization in Higher Education Based on
Indo-British Experiences on February 6-7 this year. This seminar is
funded by NUEP A.
According to Dr. Rahat Abrar, AMU’s
Public Relations Officer, the leading British academicians – Prof.
Gordon Campbell (University of Leicester, UK), Ms. Elizabeth Grant (UCL
Centre for the Advancement of Learning and Teaching, University
College London, London UK) and Ms. Brigitte Picot (Director, UCL
Centre for the Advancement of Learning and Teaching, University
College London, London UK) will deliver lectures on various issues
and trends of Higher Education.
Among other eminent speakers at the
Seminar are Prof. Shamim Jairajpuri (Former Vice Chancellor, MANUU,
Hyderabad), Prof. John Jacob Katakayyam (Director, ASC, University
of Kerala), Prof. Mohammad Muzammil (University of Lucknow), Prof.
S.N. Pathan (VC Nagpur University), Prof. M.M. Kidwai (VC Gwalior
University), Prof. Harikesh Singh (NUEP A, New Delhi), Prof.
Farhatullah Khan (Professor Emeritus), Prof. C.P.S. Chauhan (Dean
Faculty of Social Sciences, AMU) and Prof. Ruqayya Zainuddin
(Chairman, Department of Education, AMU).
The seminar will be held at the
Department of Education in AMU. Around 100 University/College
teachers and research scholars of the Department of Education will
attend this seminar.
According to Professor A.R. Kidwai,
Director, UGC Academic Staff College, AMU and Convenor of the
seminar, it will go a long way in identifying the professional needs
of University/College teachers, sharing the experiences of academic
professionalization in Higher Education, informing policy on
incorporating the latest learning and teaching innovations in the HE
sector and sensitizing academic leaders to the new challenges and
prospects. The British experts will make presentations about the
Staff Development Programmes at British Universities. All this will
promote internationalization of education.
Prof. P.K. Abdul Azis, Vice
Chancellor, AMU, has consented to inaugurate the seminar on February
6, 2010 at 11 am. This two-day long seminar has attracted
educationists from various parts of the country, Dr. Abrar informed.
(pervezbari@eth.net)
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