Hyderabad: ‘Urdu University will continue to strive towards excellence and will leave no stones unturned in its endeavour’, said Prof. Syed Ainul Hasan, Vice Chancellor, Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) today while addressing the valedictory session of two Refresher Courses in Comparative Literature and General Sciences organized by Malviya Mission Teachers Training Centre (MMTTC, formerly UGC-HRDC) at MANUU. The refresher courses had commenced from October 4th 2023.
Seventy-six assistant professors of different languages enrolled for the refresher course in comparative Literature. Participants in the Online Refresher Course in General Science were from diverse academic interest such as Microbiology, Botany, Electronics, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology, Chemistry and Sociology.
Resource persons from various universities were invited to conduct courses.
Earlier, MMTTC Director, Prof. Saneem Fatima said that care had been taken to ensure that the latest development in comparative literature and sciences were included in the course.
The courses garnered significant interest and embraced a diverse array of topics within the realm of Comparative Literature and General Sciences.
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