The 21st century is an interesting time to be alive. We’re living in an age when the borders between countries may be riddled with tensions, but the boundaries between cultures, societies, economies, politics, ideas, identities, and so many other spheres are blurring. It’s an intriguing phenomena—this rapidly shrinking context in Continue Reading
A degree in Legal Studies—here’s why it will be the next big thing in India
What is common between a paralegal, a legal secretary, a law clerk, a mediator, a compliance specialist, and even a court reporter or a policy professional? They’re all part of the extensive network of people involved in legal systems—and yet, these highly trained individuals, invaluable to legal services and legal Continue Reading
7 Things to Keep in Mind While Choosing a Journalism School
Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman starrer, ‘All the President’s Men’ tells the story of two reporters whose investigation of the Watergate scandal ultimately forced US President Richard Nixon to resign. He was once again at the centre of the movie ‘Frost/Nixon’, which highlighted another form of courageous journalism—interviews. Add to Continue Reading
6 ways a multidisciplinary B.A. (Hons.) Political Science degree aims to shape future leaders & agents of change
“No citizen is apolitical; as a citizen, by definition, has to take interest in public affairs.” – Mohammad Hamid Ansari, 12th Vice President of India. The words of the veteran politician, diplomat and academician echo Mahatma Gandhi’s reasoning over a century ago when he realised the need to participate in Continue Reading
Jindal School of Art & Architecture Partners with over 20 Leading Organizations for Internships
Sonipat, 10 September 2020: The Jindal School of Art & Architecture (JSAA), an interdisciplinary school of O.P. Jindal Global University, has signed several Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) with reputable organisations and institutions, opening up several opportunities of internships for its students across its academic programmes in Architecture, Built Environment Studies and Continue Reading
Jindal Global Law School Signs MoU with 10 Top Institutions in 8 Countries
(Australia, Bangladesh, Colombia, Dominican Republic,Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, and USA) JGLS Providing Opportunities for International Education to its Students during COVID-19 Pandemic Sonipat, 7 September, 2020: Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) of O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) has entered into 10 new Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) with leading institutions from different Continue Reading
If Not Now, When? Five Reasons to Study Environment & Sustainability
The environmental crisis is sweeping the planet. Rising temperatures to loss of biodiversity, increasing pollution to impending population displacement, smoggy skies to sinking coastlines—the effects are devastating. A small group of voices has been screaming climate change for a long time. Yet there is a need for climate action with Continue Reading
The climate crisis is not a distant reality; it’s here and now—are you prepared?
The global environment is changing rapidly. In our own lifetimes, we have seen rivers turn black with pollution, forests disappear and the air become increasingly unbreathable. If the Earth’s systems collapse, so will our societies and our common futures. Sustainable development is an urgent and undeniable need today, to revive Continue Reading
When Global Politics is Changing Dramatically, Here Are 5 Reasons Why the B.A. (Hons.) Political Science from JGU will be a Game-Changer
Politics is a powerful force—it can bring people together or tear nations apart. The whole world is witness to major political upheaval today. Increasing rivalry between superpowers US and China, the fragmentation of older durable alliances including Europe reeling from the aftermath of Brexit, significant shifts in geopolitical alliances across Continue Reading
Putting theory to practice: 5 advantages of pursuing the B.A. (Hons.) Social Science and Policy programme at JSGP
In its annual report published few years back, UNESCO had declared, “The Social Sciences have a critical contribution to make, in helping us understand, imagine, and craft a more sustainable future for all.” Today, that future is here, and the need for sustainable considerations is greater than ever before. Social Continue Reading