Centre Of Excellence For Multilingual Studies
Vision :
Multilingualism is the new normal. The Post Covid online world has opened up opportunities that we might fail to realize if we don’t know multiple languages. Multilingual work force has its own advantages in
terms of better trade relations and more successful exports. In order to foster global citizenship and a sustainable world, government and educators need to work together to develop a curricula to make
multilingualism a reality. We aim to provide a platform to fulfil the linguistic ambitions of learners from diverse backgrounds and vastly different needs.
Justification :
Establishing single centre for the teaching/learning of different languages will prove financially more viable than separate departmentsw it h t he same purpose. A single depart ment w ill save much on
infrastructure and it will also be more cost effective. A department offering different languages will make way for comparative studies of diff erent languages/lit erat ures/cult ures. Also, such a cent re may
contribute to extension activities in a more effi cient way. With this objective the University has established a Centre of Excellence for Multilingual Studies (CoEMS) with an aim to implement the Prime
minister’s vision as manifested in the NEP 2020.
Mission :
- To become a self-sustained centre for imparting value added and quality multilingual education.
- To help the learners overcome linguistic barriers.
- To work towards stopping migration of our youth from the state by creating more job/learning opportunities, thereby controlling brain drain.
- To enhance the employability of our students of B. Tech., MBA, Hotel Management, Bachelor of Pharmacy programmes, by imparting them working knowledge of foreign languages.
- To make way for comarative studies of different languages/literatures/ cultures.
- To provide better alternative choice to students who have passed their higher secondary examination.
- To tap all the multilingual opportunities that the Post-Covid world has