The phrase ‘the workforce is changing’ is often tossed around, but the truth is far more fundamental. The technological revolution has profoundly transformed human existence, and the working environment is no exception.
To commemorate a historic international collaboration with South Korea's Kyungdong University (KDU) Global, the Training and Placement Cell of Budge Budge Institute of Technology, Kolkata, organised a seminar on 11 February.
Looking at promising prospects of the education sector, here are the trends and opportunities that will be shaping 2025.
Academics have always been considered the most crucial foundation for a child's success and future endeavours. However, the question still arises if it is the only contributing factor to the child's growth or if there is something more.
In India, career guidance has evolved significantly over the past five years, influenced by technological advancements, changing job markets, and a growing focus on skills development.
As graduation approaches, college students find themselves at a crossroads of ambition and reality, analysing their next steps.
This week, The Statesman interviews professor Urbi Chatterjee, who is an assistant professor at IIT Kanpur
Anant National University's recent endeavour, IDEA: International Designers Explore, Experiment, Educate at Anant, proved to be a dynamic experience for both guest designers and students as they delved into innovative design approaches and grappled with the intricate dynamics of identity in today’s globalized landscape.
College is a transitional period in which students explore their passions and career options further. It is typical to feel both excited and uncertain about the future.
A rapid transformation with the inflow of Generation Z and millennial workers has led the organization structures to become short-lived. Companies are redesigning to move faster and to adapt quickly.
