Online Workshop | Importance of Patient Safety

Orientation Session on IIC 4.0 Features

Online Workshop | Story-Board and Script Writing

Orientation Programme on National Innovation and Startup Policy

Online lecture on 'Exploring Hicky: Bengal Gazette and Invention of Print Media in Colonial India'

1st National Conference on Posthumanism and the Ecological Crisis

On January 29,2022 the Department of English and Literary Studies organized the 1st National Conference on Posthumanism and the Ecological Crisis, a novel attempt at introducing students to a cutting edge area of critical inquiry. The conference provided a platform for scholars all over the world from India to Morocco, to come together for a round of intellectually stimulating discussions over the idea of the human. The conference commenced with the welcome address delivered by Honorable Vice Chancellor Dr. Sankar Gangopadhyay and Ms. Anandita Das.
The relevance of posthumanism in the current era of the virocene was foregrounded by Dr.Subhadeep Paul(Assistant Professor, Department of English, School of Literature, Language and Cultural Studies, Bankura University, West Bengal) in his keynote speech titled, “The Posthuman Patient in the Affective Virocene: Critiquing Ontological Non-Futures”.Dr Paul’s lecture gave way to the first technical session chaired by Dr. Mukulika Dattagupta(Associate Professor, Department of Language and Literature, Adamas University)where an attempt was made to interpret the anthropocene.In the afternoon session, keynote speaker Dr. Arka Chattopadhyay (Assistant Professor, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Gandhinagar) discussed the idea of the animal subconscious, its presence or perceived absence and its impact on the debates surrounding posthumanism. The speakers of the technical session thereafter too highlighted the way that the discourse of the climate catastrophe is shaped by an anxiety about the human future.

Brainware University Celebrates Students’ Week

In order to celebrate the commitment and innovation of students and the youth of the country, Brainware University organised a week-long celebration of Students’ Week from January 3, 2022 to January 8, 2022. To give voice to the students’ opinions and aspirations we organised various events to test their creativity and critical thinking skills. On January 7, 2022 from 3:30 PM a quiz was conducted where students from all departments joined in to test their general knowledge. Questions were curated from a wide range of topics, from football teams to the obscure sounds of a song, the students had to put on their thinking caps and find the answers. Three teams were declared the winners at the end. The celebrations culminated with a creative writing competition where students expressed their opinions on various topics such as ‘Online education is the new normal’, ‘What makes a class interesting’, and ‘Mental health awareness among youth in India’.

PLACEMENT HIGHLIGHTS: SUCCESS SPEAKS FOR ITSELF

Brainware University students are always one step ahead of the rest. We have a special Campus to Corporate department to stay on top of the placement scenario. No wonder in the current academic year the performance of the students is absolutely brilliant. We have committed 607 campus drives so far and our students have been placed in top companies such as Wipro, Upward, Xceedance and others. We have signed MoUs with leading healthcare & biotech organizations such as OPAMS Healthcare & Smart Management Consultancy for full-time placements and clinical internships. It is our promise that next year our students will only go upwards and onwards, succeeding in every aspect of their life.