Education is experiencing a great disruption, much like the other business, fields of work and time. The entire education paradigm is staring at a large shift – and in all probability it could be pinned down to three reasons.
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ANU, focusing on providing education for the Built Environment, invites application for its one-year, post-graduate Anant Fellowship. Last date for application is July 31.
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Admission drives, perception, stature and success of an institution is placed on 'placement'. In the season of layoffs, how are the institutions scoring in placement?
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What makes a green University. Read more to replicate.
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Education and healthcare is technically exempted from GST. The ripple effect is yet to be felt.
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We often describe goods and services in the same breath almost loosely so to say. Different as they are, a business is successful if it can combine the two to provide a unique USP.
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La Trobe University VC and President, Prof. John Dewar talks about Indo- Australian relationship and tie-up for research.
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With the advancements in technology and the development of ‘digital India’ our education sector is also heading towards it, that too digitally. The education field is being invaded by the technology at a greater pace.
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Concerned about the health issues of children; under 14 years and their back problems the Human Resource & Development (HRD) ministry introduced some proposals to lighten the burdened shoulders by replacing the physical textbooks with tablets. The HRD meeting was ushered by the HRD minister, Prakash Javadekhar to review school education. It is planning to start a pilot project to provide tablets in classrooms.
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HEERA is next in line. What must be the role of HEERA? Will it solve the existing issues?
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