Reimagining Higher Education: Highlights of the 6-Day FDP on "Transformative Humanities" & Educator Essentials
The role of the humanities in contemporary higher education is undergoing a major shift
To address these emerging fields, the Department of English at St. Joseph's College of Commerce (Autonomous), Bengaluru, in collaboration with The English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU), Regional Campus, Shillong, is organizing a 6-Day Online International Faculty Development Programme (FDP)
Key Overview of the Event
Programme Title: Transformative Humanities: Reimagining Classical Fields and Mapping Emerging Interdisciplinary Frontiers
Dates: July 27, 2026 – August 1, 2026
Time: 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM IST (Daily)
Platform: Online Mode
Target Audience: Faculty Members, Research Scholars, Early/Middle-Career Researchers, and Postgraduates
Registration Fee: ₹800 for Faculty / ₹500 for Research Scholars
6-Day Session Schedule & Key Speakers
The programme features key talks by eminent academicians and domain experts across multidisciplinary domains
| Day & Date | Area / Theme | Topic | Resource Person & Institution |
Day 1 (27.07.2026) | Environmental Humanities | Humanities of Place: Experience and Ecological Consciousness | Dr. Meera Baindur Associate Professor, MAHE, Bengaluru |
Day 2 (28.07.2026) | Blue Humanities | Beyond the Shore: Blue Humanities and Cinema | Dr. Arya Aiyappan Associate Professor, Christ University, Bengaluru |
Day 3 (29.07.2026) | AI & Humanities | Toward a Scientific Public Humanities: AI's Impact and Beyond | Dr. Jehoson Jiresh Jayaraj Assistant Professor, Christ University, Bengaluru |
Day 4 (30.07.2026) | Digital Humanities | Storytelling in Higher Education: Pedagogical Possibilities | Ms. Deepa Kiran Storyteller & Education Consultant |
Day 5 (31.07.2026) | Contemplative Humanities | New Directions in Contemplative Humanities | Dr. Rajaram Professor, St. Joseph's College of Commerce, Bengaluru |
Day 6 (01.08.2026) | Medical Humanities NEP 2020 & IKS | Speaker 1: Frames of Care: Visual Storytelling and Health Humanities Speaker 2: Knowledge, Culture, and Interdisciplinarity: Practicing Academics in the NEP 2020 Era | Dr. Sathyaraj Venkatesan Professor, NIT Trichy Dr. Mousumi Guha Banerjee Professor & Director, EFLU Regional Campus, Shillong |
Registration Details
Payment Link: Complete your registration payment via
Razorpay Direct Link . Registration Fees:
Faculty: ₹800
Research Scholars: ₹500
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