Assam
The Student Bar Council of NLUJA said in a press statement that the initiative aims to support the health and well-being of female students.

National Law University and Judicial Academy (NLUJA), Assam organized a five-day online workshop on the Development of Curriculum for Multi-Disciplinary Courses from November 10 to November 14.

Faculty Members of Universities across the country participated in the workshop, said a statement.

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With the evolving times, the thrust on multi-disciplinary education has become ever so more pressing owing to its potential to harness the dynamism of knowledge beyond the rigid and restrictive boundaries separating and segregating disciplines, it said.

โ€œThe traditional format of education that restrains exploration beyond the predetermined disciplinary boundaries is inept at addressing the demands of the day; at this juncture, multidisciplinary education steps in as the much-awaited medicament to transform and expand the possibilities of education, in synergy with the demands of the technologically driven knowledge society,โ€ the statement added.

The Workshop aimed at building the capacity of teachers to envision, design and administer multi-disciplinary courses, in order that the hallowed vision of transforming the traditional educational system, by integrating multi-disciplinary facets, comes alive in the most effective manner.

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Eminent academicians of the country lent their inputs to the discourse.

Vice-Chancellor of NLUJA, Assam, VK Ahuja successfully steered the programme as its chief patron.