Either way, not everyone is decisive about enrolling into executive programmes as it involves both time and money – depending upon one’s circumstances, either or both of them can be a major constraint. However, pursuing executive education can be a strategic step for an executive as well as the organization to which s/he belongs.
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Education is one of the most exploited ‘term’ in the era of agile surroundings. In my view, it should be termed as ‘mentorship’ where the student could creatively attain ‘wisdom’ instead of ‘learning’ from the knowledge, experience, vision & views of someone else.
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10 reasons to set up Industry 4.0 centers at universities and save higher education from disruption. InnovatioNext specializes in setting up Industry 4.0 centers and Corporate Innovation Accelerators with cutting edge technologies and leading-edge programs to develop future ready professionals for the 4th Industrial revolution.
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EMBA is here to stay and may soon trump the regular MBA in popularity and relevance. Moreover, the IDL format of delivery is likely to gain favor among participants and institutions for it makes education affordable and available.
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Over the next five crucial years, the professional sphere and the education industry need to work in tandem and strengthen the talent in our country. Our education system is at a juncture where it must realign the industry talent needs and empower learners to emerge into capable professionals. A synergy between industry and academia based on a careful understanding of industry talent requirement will shape the future of education and put India back on the education world map.
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The engineering education in India is at the crossroads today. It’s a chance to take the country on the next high growth trajectory by having the right manpower. Students need to ensure they are industry-ready by the end of their programme.
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The enrollment for the Integrated Teacher Education Programme will begin in 2019.
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The audit committees were set-up by UGC to check financial, academic, and administrative irregularities in the central universities. The committee had also suggested removing the word 'Muslim' out of AMU's name.
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