Rishihood University inks MoU with Delhi Teacher’s University to make education in India world-class

The alliance between Rishihood University and Delhi Teacher’s University (DTU) will focus on course design while ensuring that learners of all abilities and backgrounds have equal access to quality education. Read here to know the details.

Rishihood University has entered into an agreement with with Delhi Teacher’s University (DTU) recently to design a comprehensive curriculum that aligns with international standards. The MoU was signed on behalf of the respective institutes by Prof. Shobhit Mathur, VC Rishihood University and Prof. (Dr.) Dhananjay Joshi, VC, Delhi Teachers University.

This partnership aims at equipping both students and teachers with essential digital skills and fostering their ability to adapt to the digital world. The Faculty members too will have enough opportunities for professional growth through workshops, conferences, and collaborative research projects.

Prof. Shobhit Mathur, VC Rishihood University, expressing his thoughts on the partnership said, “We are very excited to be part of this futuristic education goal. We will develop cognitive and meta-cognitive skills, which include critical thinking, creative thinking, learning-to-learn, and self-regulation. With a robust curriculum and digital content and resources, we look forward to empowering future teachers as well as students to take on the world with state-of-the-art skill sets.”

Prof. (Dr.) Dhananjay Joshi, VC, Delhi Teachers University said, “We are delighted to associate with Rishihood University and are looking forward to making an impact on the future of teaching in India. With a vision to train the learners for the future nation, this MoU will empower the teachers to build a resource pool that is suitably equipped and aligned with the futuristic needs of the nation.”

Both institutes will work together to create resources, strategies, and support mechanisms for innovative courses for the holistic development of the learners. As part of the MoU, learners, teachers, and faculty exchanges will foster cultural understanding, encouraging international collaboration and cooperation.

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