Lucknow University courses now include Covid concepts

Lucknow: Four-year scholar course at Lucknow University (LU), is made in accordance with the new education policy (NEP) 2020, now has a concept associated with the novel Coronavirus Pandemi.
Concepts related to pandemics have been included with objects to make students learn about current scenarios and also challenges in front.
The syllabus has been passed by the respective study council and the Faculty Council and will be submitted at the Academic Council meeting to be held on July 17 for final approval.
According to the Psychology Coordinator of Archana Shukla, “Our four-year UG Course focuses on providing student services at every step, therefore, the concept that is the need for hours has been included.
For the first time, we will teach the mental health of the school will include learning and researching mental health Both teachers and students.
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He said this pandemic has increased the level of stress and anxiety in each age group and both, mental health and stress, has been included which will provide better work skills to students.
Similarly, the Social Work Department will teach students all about the health care system, especially with respect to Covid-19.
“To make a job-oriented course, we focus more on the field work in our new UG syllabus.
To learn a concept, a student must go among people to explore and find out the challenges.
We will teach a health care system in what will be We teach people’s organizations, institutions and resources that provide health care services to meet the health needs of the target population at the time of the pandemic, “said Head of the Social Work Department, Prof.
Anoop Kumar Bhartiya.
In the political science course, the syllabus changes have been made in connection with the current scenario.
“In a new syllabus, we have focused on the changed scenario.
We have one paper about contemporary global problems that talk about how international politics will change after a pandemic,” said a senior faculty member.