Wednesday, June 04, 2008
Coimbatore: “At the global level, the goals are expanding underscoring the need for more agri-business managers, qualified agro-processors and environmental engineers which calls for greater adaptation by the agricultural universities for meeting the demands.

This warrants an overall improvement in the quality of agricultural education, which is possible by adopting Good Educational Practices (GEP),” C. Ramasamy, Vice-Chancellor, TNAU, said here recently.


Inaugurating a two-day annual meet on education, he discussed the important issues in education and strategies for overall improvement of the quality of education with some 200 TNAU scientists.

K. Vanangamudi, Dean (Agriculture), TNAU, spoke on the project sanctioned by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research to develop e-course material for B. Sc. Agriculture degree programme to be hosted on a national server.