Mumbai University’s distance education wing highlighted its new dual degree programmes at its 56th anniversary, aiming to boost flexible and multidisciplinary learning. Officials said the initiative aligns with NEP goals and enhances employability, even as enrolment has declined sharply over the years, prompting calls for reforms.
Mumbai: Marking its 56th anniversary, the Centre for Distance and Online Education (CDOE) of the University of Mumbai on Tuesday spotlighted its newly introduced dual degree programmes, positioning them as a key step towards flexible, multi-disciplinary learning.
A Legacy of Access
Established in 1971, CDOE has enabled lakhs of students to access higher education through distance and online modes. At the anniversary event, university officials emphasised that the introduction of dual degree options aligns with the National Education Policies vision of holistic and skill-oriented education.
Chairing the programme, Vice Chancellor Prof. Ravindra Kulkarni said the initiative would enhance students’ academic and professional prospects. “The option of pursuing dual degrees allows students to develop multi-dimensional capabilities and become more competitive in today’s job market,” he said. Kulkarni added that the response to the programme, introduced in the last academic year, has been encouraging and its scope will be expanded further.
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