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In a significant move to revive and modernise higher education in the State, which suffered due to neglect over the last few years, the Telangana Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) has decided to overhaul its undergraduate curriculum by completely revising its syllabus to make it industry-ready.
The council would emphasise on skills development and fostering entrepreneurship and innovation ecosystem.
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The council, however, has not addressed the critical issue of staffing government colleges and universities. Numerous vacancies remain, and the resulting lack of teachers poses a significant challenge to higher education in the state.
It called for suggestions from the public to help it rebuild higher education in the State. The initiatives signal a drive to align education with industry demands, enhance graduate employability, and foster innovation.
Acknowledging the evolving demands of the job market, the TGCHE proposes to bridge the gap between academic learning and practical skills, ensuring graduates are ‘industry-ready’. The revised curriculum will provide hands-on learning and industry-relevant knowledge.
It also proposes to devise a new internship programme to equip students with industry-aligned competencies. Subject-specific committees will lead the syllabus revision process.
In a bid to foster collaboration and inclusivity, the TGCHE is inviting suggestions from academics, industry experts, students, and policymakers to inform wider reforms within the higher education system. A dedicated Google form is made available on the TGCHE website (www.tgche.ac.in) to facilitate this process.
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Key focus areas
The council said the new programme is aimed at integrating technology and digital transformation; strengthening research and development; introducing Faculty Development Programmes.
