St. Francis College Bengaluru for Android

11 things about St. Francis College Bengaluru

1. To be the most preferred Graduate/Postgraduate college, equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, to develop professionally qualified graduates/postgraduates, who will transform into the entrepreneurial class of value-based innovative global industry leaders of the future, by imparting comprehensive, and relevant graduate/postgraduate education, through highly competent, dedicated staff and learning resources, meeting customer and statutory/regulatory requirements, enhancing customer satisfaction and ensuring the continual improvement of QMS processes.

2. These institutions, in their nascent stage of development, assumed that ‘Quality’ was determined by the internal resources of the faculty, the number of books and journals in the Library, an ultra-modern campus, its definable and assessable outputs, efficient use of resources, producing uniquely educated, highly satisfied and employable graduates.

3. “Recall” is calling to mind once again as a result of paying attention, “Understanding” is plain and simple comprehension and vocabulary development.” The competency of “Problem- solving” is to be developed by solving text book type of problems and the expertise gained to be used meaningfully in handling real life situations.

4. To churn out highly competent graduates/postgraduates with a commitment to result-oriented work, a perennial zest for learning, a quest for excellence, an open mind, and the universal values of honesty, dignity, and mutual care.

5. Owing to the increasing demand for access to higher education by the common, growing middleclass, it has shifted from being the service of the elite that it was a few decades ago, to a service open to all.

6. To understand these forces, higher education institutions need to continuously improve and become stronger or else they will cease to be centers of academic excellence.

7. Higher education is becoming increasingly competitive in terms of students, faculty and resources.

8. To be a chrysalis, where young students are transformed into graduate/ postgraduate entrepreneurs and innovative leaders of tomorrow’s world, consistent with the Franciscan vision of integrity, peace, and love.

9. Systematic Higher education was associated, in the Modern Era, with the contribution of the colonialists.

10. This “value addition education” approach, did not measure the competencies students gained through these courses offered.

11. These ‘competencies’ are ‘recall’ ,’understanding’, and problem-solving, that are gaining currency, and relevant knowledge by way of reading, viewing, listening, assimilating and demonstrating it.