Chandigarh September 17, 2019
The delegation of students from Nottingham Trent University, UK are visiting Panjab University for a 10 day Short Term Mobility (STM) Program being organised by the Dean International Students, Panjab University in collaboration with ISSER, PU.
The delegation today interacted with Prof. Raj Kumar, Vice-Chancellor, PU. Prof Kumar who had recently visited NTU Campus remarked that he is quite impressed with the activities of NTU students and would like to open doors of PU to more such participants from UK in times to come so that theyare also acquainted with rich and vibrant heritage of our country and our PU campus.
These students are from diverse
academic backgrounds like Banking, Law, Finance, Fashion Technology and
belong to different nationalities like British, African and Indian. The ten day
program will focus on India and specially Punjab and its art, culture, heritage
besides sessions on Role of Media, Democracy, Governance, Innovation,
Technology and Social work. In today’s globalized world such interactions
are being a significant part of
the learning process.
The first day of the program started
with a session on ‘The Story of Indian
Democracy’ by Mr. Vikram Singh, Deputy Secretary, Controller of Administration,
CSIR, IMTECH, which was followed by a session on Role of Media in Indian
Democracy by Mr. Jyoti Kamal, Cluster Head and Executive Editor, CNN
News18.Thereafter, the students were taken for a visit to City NGO ALA.