The School of Education and Humanities is a member of the University's Center of Peace and Sustainability. The Peace and Sustainability Club provides a forum for discussing social, economic, and environmental issues. At Manav Rachna, we are carefully attempting to establish a brigade of Peace Champions, Gender Champions, and Green Warriors whom we feel will be influential and leading citizens of a peaceful and sustainable New India. This group would broaden the network of other young people outside of Manav Rachna, propagate the message, and engage with society.
At Manav Rachna, we are carefully attempting to establish a brigade of Peace Champions, Gender Champions, and Green Warriors whom we feel will be influential and leading citizens of a peaceful and sustainable New India. This group would broaden the network of other young people outside of Manav Rachna, propagate the message, and engage with society.
The vertical has been envisaged on the lines of the fourth Sustainable Development Goal (SDG- 4) on Quality Education. It ensures a steady progression towards an inclusive-equitable society that provides free yet quality education to one and all while promoting lifelong learning opportunities for everyone.
MRU perseveres in a continuous engagement with the local community women to promote female education and empowerment through awareness campaigns and community programs. The university reinforces the promotion of its female staff in the organisation based on their merit and performance. The university also provides ‘Day-care’ facilities on the campus to promote a conducive environment to work stress-free for teachers and their children.
The vertical Sahrita identifies with SDG-6 and 13 as it balances clean water and sanitization and climate action.
The vertical Samruddh is drawn on the lines of SDG-8 on Decent Work and Economic Growth. It aims to promote inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment, and decent work for our students. Where the goal aims to eliminate the worst forms of child labour, Samruddh takes a step ahead to make the students competent and skill-oriented to suit the industry’s needs.
Sadbhav, derived from ‘Sadbhavna’, literally refers to compassion, a feeling generated across humanity through empathy, goodwill, and faith. With Manav Rachna Centre for Peace and Sustainability focusing on the sixteenth sustainable development goal (SDG-16), ‘Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, Manav Rachna University (MRU) aspires to deconstruct the binaries and disparities prevalent in society through Sadbhav.
It is an approach toward peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development which provides access to justice for all and recommends building effective, accountable, and inclusive institutions that aims at a significant diminishing of violence and chaos on the planet we live in. With our baby steps yet sustained efforts, we have built a reliable platform to spread the message of Sadbhav entrenched in the heart and soul of MRU. Through initiatives like Wall of Peace, and Sanvad, MRCPS has persistently made efforts to carry forth the legacy of Shanti, and Sadbhav by reinforcing them already existing in our value systems.
The School of Education and Humanities is dedicated to assisting its students in succeeding in every area of their lives, including academic, social, and personal. The University provides a special Clan-based Life Skills Programme that focuses on increasing life skills, building job skills, promoting values, leadership, and communication, and encouraging meaningful living to help students attain these goals. The Life Skills Programme and the Clan-based structure, consisting of the Wild Cats, Forest Rhinos, Water Sharks, and Air Falcons Clans, are managed by the Students Welfare Department. The department aims to create an environment that promotes academic excellence and personal development while keeping the fun factor alive.
The clan offers a variety of opportunities at the departmental level for pre-service teachers to develop their communication, leadership, time and resource-management skills, as well as to build their confidence. The coordinators organise different co-curricular activities and competitions for the students that help to explore their interests and skills. These skills help the students to perform well and confidently in all facets of life.
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