The University of Mumbai administration interacted with hostel students on Independence Day under its ‘Student Dialogue’ initiative. Officials visited four hostels to understand academic and residential concerns while informing students about NEP 2020 initiatives, skill programmes and career opportunities.
Mumbai: The University of Mumbai administration interacted directly with students residing in its hostels on Independence Day as part of its ‘Student Dialogue’ initiative, aimed at understanding students’ concerns and expectations while informing them about educational and skill-development opportunities under the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.
Officials Visit Four Hostels To Understand Academic And Residential Concerns
As part of the initiative, university officials visited Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil Boys’ Hostel, Jagannath Shankarsheth Boys’ Hostel, Madam Cama Girls’ Hostel and the New Girls’ Hostel to interact with students and understand issues concerning their academic and residential experience.
At Madam Cama Girls’ Hostel, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Ravindra Kulkarni and Registrar Dr Prasad Karande met with students and discussed their concerns and expectations. They also briefed the students about various initiatives undertaken by the university under NEP 2020, along with educational opportunities, skill-based programmes and courses aimed at supporting students’ career development.
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