Dr. Sali Augustine, Chancellor of Sophia School Corporation, Tokyo, and distinguished Professor at Sophia University, Japan, will deliver an invited lecture at Mahatma Gandhi University on 7th February 2025.
The lecture, scheduled for 2 PM at the School of Chemical Sciences (SCS) Auditorium, will explore the theme: Challenges and Prospects in Higher Education Amidst Rapid and Continuous Curriculum Changes: A Global Perspective.
Vice Chancellor Dr. C.T. Aravindakumar will inaugurate the event, with Dr. Robinet Jacob, Director of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), presiding. Prof. C. Vinodan, Director, School of International Relations and Politics, Prof. Noushad P. P., Director, SGTDS, and Dr. Subila K. B. will also address the gathering.
Jointly organised by IQAC, the K. R. Narayanan Chair for Human Rights and Social Justice, and the School of Chemical Sciences, the programme will bring together academics, researchers, and students for an insightful discussion on the evolving landscape of higher education.
A distinguished scholar and administrator, Prof. Augustine has made significant contributions to global studies, political science, and theology, with a strong focus on sustainable and inclusive education management. With extensive experience in Japan and India, he offers valuable perspectives on the challenges of modern curriculum reforms and the need for universities to adapt to global academic trends.
Faculty members, researchers, and students are encouraged to attend this thought-provoking session, which promises engaging discussions on the future of higher education in a rapidly transforming world.
