AIPH University Bhubaneswar Holds Workshop on Swift Implementation of National Education Policy 2020
Bhubaneswar: AIPH University Bhubaneswar, eastern India’s first and only public health university, organized a workshop with its faculty members for swift implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The university becomes first educational institution in the region to announce the adoption of NEP benefiting the students. On Thursday, the university organised a special workshop [...]
Bhubaneswar: AIPH University Bhubaneswar, eastern India’s first and only public health university, organized a workshop with its faculty members for swift implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The university becomes first educational institution in the region to announce the adoption of NEP benefiting the students.
On Thursday, the university organised a special workshop where the Vice Chancellor Padma Shri Prof Dr AP Dash chaired and took stock on the progress of the policy implementation. The workshop, which focused on the process and benefits of NEP was attended by the Registrar Dr Saraswat Mishra and Dean and Faculty members of various schools.
“This is a step forward in the adoption of NEP at AIPH University as a part of our commitment to offer quality education and a learning environment for the students and researchers” remarked Prof. AP Dash on the occasion.
The NEP 2020, which was recently formulated by the Ministry of Education, Government of India, is based on the pillars of Access, Equity, Quality and Accountability. It envisages broad-based, multi-disciplinary, holistic Under Graduate education with flexible curricula, creative combinations of subjects, integration of vocational education and multiple entry and exit options with appropriate certification.
NEP 2020 is tipped to help Higher Education institutions of India shape future professionals and innovators with dynamic approach to education, learning and skill development.
The NEP has gone deep into reshaping and revamping various aspects of undergraduate education system in the country. It is all set to change the background of Higher Education institutions in the current academic year with focus on research and innovation.
The student-centric policy, which gives the freedom to choose subjects, can also be specific state centric, despite having been formulated for pan-Indian educational system.
Further, NEP emphasizes on skill-based vocational education and Indian traditional value education. The new policy also harps on industry orientation of students with special reference to internship, apprenticeship and industry visit, which was particularly emphasized at the workshop.
AIPH University Bhubaneswar, with its commitment to research and innovation supported by state-of-the art lab facilities, international collaborations and exchange programmes, strives to take the lead in implementing the NEP 2020 which will boost its outlook of research-based education.
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