Overview

Outreach has been a core mandate of the institution since its inception.

The institution has placed a strong emphasis on sustainable development programs since its establishment. Its dedication to training teachers in environmental education for schools, beginning in 1994, has evolved into a specialized expertise in recognized at the national level. This initiative has also led to the creation of a separate department focused on outreach, complementing the ongoing activities of the National Service Scheme (NSS).
  • 40000+Students

  • 90Schools

  • 500+Teachers

  • 56workshops & Seminars

The Masters students are provided with opportunities to participate in the school programme that helps in enhancing their communication skills as well as provides them with direct experience of working with schools during the course itself.

 

The School Environment Education Programme has expanded to include 90 schools over the past five years, training more than 500 teachers through 56 workshops and seminars. This initiative has directly impacted approximately 40,000 students. Additionally, as the Resource Agency for the National Green Corps (NGC) program, ( 2002-2018) the institution extends its reach to 8,850 schools across the state. For Masters students, the institution offers opportunities to engage in the school program, enhancing their communication skills and providing valuable hands-on experience of working with schools as part of their academic journey. The institution's academic offerings, including a MSc in environmental science, MSc geoinformatics, or MSc Wildlife Conservation Action are recognized across the country, with many students continuing to pursue PhD in Environment science, Wildlife Science, and Geoinformatics eligibility after completing their postgraduate studies..

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Description of the outreach projects