Delhi Teachers' University, Birmingham University collaborate to promote curriculum development

Delhi Teachers' University, Birmingham University collaborate to promote curriculum development

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New Delhi, Updated on Feb 24, 2023 09:39 IST
According to the Delhi government, the identified avenues for collaboration include designing teachers' education programmes (primarily BEd, special education, MEd special education and certifications) and co-creation of research projects on teachers.

According to the Delhi government, the identified avenues for collaboration include designing teachers' education programmes (primarily BEd, special education, MEd special education and certifications) and co-creation of research projects on teachers. The universities will also explore opportunities to enable the exchange of students, faculty and researchers and find ways to deliver dual-degree programmes.

Delhi Teachers' University, Birmingham University collaborates to promote curriculum development

Delhi Teachers' University, Birmingham University collaborate to promote curriculum development

The Delhi Teachers' University has inked an agreement with the University of Birmingham to promote curriculum development, research and student exchange. The agreement was signed in the presence of Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and Chancellor of Birmingham University Karan Bilimoria.

Sisodia said that "the agreement will transform the education system here and will make teaching a prestigious and sought-after profession. It is our firm belief that to become the best, we must constantly strive to learn from the best. I am certain that by collaborating with Birmingham University, we will be able to transform the education system and make teaching a prestigious, sought-after profession."

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"This will serve as an opportunity for both the universities to learn and grow immensely,” he said.

According to the Delhi government, the identified avenues for collaboration include designing teachers' education programmes (primarily BEd, special education, MEd special education and certifications) and co-creation of research projects on teachers. The universities will also explore opportunities to enable the exchange of students, faculty and researchers and find ways to deliver dual-degree programmes.

Meanwhile, the University of Birmingham is launching a new fully-funded scholarship, including accommodation expenses, for students in India – offering the winner a mentoring opportunity with the University’s Chancellor Lord Karan Bilimoria and leading alumni.

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