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The Coordinator, Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) at BSDU leads efforts to enhance teaching quality, faculty development, and curriculum design across programmes. The role anchors initiatives aligned with Outcome-Driven Education and Industry-Integrated Practice, fostering experiential learning and use of technology-enabled learning tools.
You will collaborate with multiple disciplines to strengthen resources, assessments, and governance documents, contributing to NEP 2020 alignment and
Rank: Open Rank (Assistant Professor/Associate Professor)
The Coordinator, Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL), is responsible for continuously strengthening and institutionalising teaching quality, faculty pedagogical competence, and curriculum design practices across all programmes at BSDU. The CTL supports the Universitys core educational mission by helping faculty design, deliver, assess, and continuously improve courses, curricula, and learning experiences.
At BSDU, this role anchors institutional initiatives in the Universitys broader educational framework of Outcome-Driven Competency-Based Education and Active and Experiential Learning, while strengthening the effectiveness of the Industry-Integrated Practice-Based education architecture and its three tiers: Practice-Rich Courses, Occupational Practice, and Internships. It contributes to aligning educational programmes with the Universitys broader goals of innovation, entrepreneurship, employability, and professional excellence among students.
BSDUs educational framework is aligned with NEP 2020 and related policy directions such as NHEQF, NCrF, NSQF, apprenticeship-embedded degree provisions, and the integration of Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) and value education, while also being thoughtfully informed by selected principles adapted from the Swiss dual education system. Within this framework, the CTL helps strengthen industry connect and also supports faculty in designing and delivering short-term training programmes for industry professionals.
The CTL facilitates the planning and deployment of technology-enabled active learning, including LMS platforms, simulation tools, AI-enabled tools, and digital collaboration environments.
In addition, the CTL supports the development, implementation, and periodic revision of BSDUs academic governance instruments, including Ordinances, Regulations, Policies, and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), ensuring that these remain aligned with BSDUs educational philosophy, pedagogically sound, institutionally coherent, operationally effective, and compatible with notifications and guidelines issued by the UGC and other relevant bodies.