CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION
Dr P. GondeDirector
The Centre for Continuing Education (CCE) came into being through the NUST Act and Statutes of 1991. Its establishment was approved by the NUST council in December 2000, in line with the University’s initial primary mission -- "the advancement of knowledge with special bias towards the diffusion and extension of science and technology through teaching, pure research, applied research and the fostering of close ties with commerce and industry". The Centre's mandate is to facilitate and provide flexible continuing education and training opportunities to a wider public through the various departments of the university.
In addition to in-house programmes, the Centre offers context specific programmes developed at the behest of organizations and thus tailor made to suit specific needs. The focus and aim is to equip participants with the requisite conceptual and technical competencies for appropriate application in their work stations.
The Centre’s outreach programmes to the community are in line with one of the University’s core values of ‘Social Responsibility’. The outreach programmes are designed to avail higher education to communities and ordinary people in society. The CCE develops and runs extension education programmes designed to meet the development needs of the local communities, civil society and individuals.iscing elit. Integer adipiscing erat eget risus sollicitudin pellentesque et non erat. Maecenas nibh dolor, malesuada et bibendum a, sagittis accumsan ipsum. Pellentesque ultrices ultrices sapien, nec tincidunt nunc posuere ut. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nam scelerisque tristique dolor vitae tincidunt. Aenean quis massa uada mi elementum elementum. Nec sapien convallis vulputate rhoncus vel dui.
To be the prime Centre of excellence in Computer and Professional Development Courses at the service of Commerce, Industry, Organizations and Institutions.
Training ahead and beyond.
To develop and run extension education programs tailor made to meet the needs of civil society, industry, commerce and agriculture.
The Centre is supervised by a Board of Studies, which is responsible for policy formulation and quality control. This ensures relevance of programmes and adherence to university academic standards. The Board is composed of representatives from all the University’s faculties and the Library. The day-to-day management of the Centre is under a Director who reports to the Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research and Academic Affairs
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