New School of Engineering and Law for students an initiative of Mumbai University
Mumbai University is one of the renowned Universities of the country. It stands among the top 200 university of the world. It is the dream of many students to get admission there. The university earned its name not only because of its infrastructure or courses but majorly for the teaching it offers to the students which help them a lot in their professional fields. The university has 150 years old legacy and history 
with it. It is one of the oldest Universities of the country.
The university offers many courses to students. The area of studies range from Science to arts. It offers bachelor and master degree to its students. Now the university is planning to extend its wings. The university is thinking to start a School of Engineering and School of Law. One of the university official said, “Both schools will offer both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.”
The university academicians are very excited with this new initiative. But at the same time they are a bit worried about the future of this project, they want that this project must not be delayed or neglected as the same thing happened in the past also. The academician commented, “Some proposed sub-centres of the university are yet to take off. So, the university should take care that the same doesn’t happen with the new projects.”
Some academician are happy with this new concept, they also mentioned that the university has many affiliated and self-financing engineering colleges to it but some are in very bad shape and condition, so these too must be looked after.
A faculty member pointed out that the proposal should clearly mention the intended location of the schools. The faculty member added, “Also, it’s essential to debate why the university needs to start them in the first place, and how they will function. Another important aspect is recruitment of teachers.”
Source: Manisha Verma
Date: 23rd March, 2010
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