National Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences Seminar
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES SEMINAR -RE-IMAGINING RESEARCH AND TEACHING AND LEARNING DURING TIMES OF CRISES
This seminar is part of a joint project between the Cape Peninsula University of Technology SARChI Teacher Education, the University of Johannesburg SARChI Chair Teaching and Learning and the Centre of Excellence in Teacher Education and the TISS-Azim Premji School of Education at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences. The collaborative project seeks to mobilise and exchange ideas of researchers and academics as well as Post-Doctoral Research Fellows and postgraduate students at the Doctoral level.
Date: 23-24 March 2023
Time: IST- 10am to 5.00pm; SAST- 6:30am to 1.30 pm
Venue: Library conference hall, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai and online
Registration Link to join virtually: https://bit.ly/CETE-NIHSS-Seminar
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