Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre ☓ UNOM

Welcome to the Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre

The Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre (MMTTC) aims to enhance higher education by focusing on teacher development, aligning with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. It uses both traditional and innovative teaching methods to prepare faculty for the evolving education sector. The Centre promotes continuous learning, transforming institutions into excellence hubs in teaching, research, and development. NEP 2020 emphasizes motivated, capable faculty, highlighting the need for continuous professional development. The Malaviya Mission restructures existing capacity-building mechanisms to train faculty and staff across higher education institutions, aiming for significant improvements within two years in teaching, research, publication, and institutional development.

Announcements

Registrations Opened for Programme batch 2024 ‐ 2025 NEW !

About Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre

OBJECTIVE

To instill values and societal awareness in students and prepare them to be knowledgeable citizens, while equipping new college and university teachers with essential teaching skills and technology. Additionally, to update in-service academicians on the latest research advancements in higher education.

VISION

Enhancing quality and excellence among higher education teachers by imparting knowledge, updating skills and technology, and promoting innovative thinking. The goal is to position India as a 21st-century global leader in higher education, with the MMTTC's core philosophy maintaining this emphasis.

MISSION

Our mission is to equip newly recruited and in-service academicians and administrators in higher education with the knowledge and skills needed to enhance education quality, organizational development, community service, and research endeavors, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and innovation.

About University Of Madras

The University of Madras, established in 1857 alongside the universities of Mumbai and Calcutta, has been a cornerstone of higher education and research for over 154 years. In 2008, the university celebrated its sesquicentennial (150 years) with former President of India Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam as the Chief Guest. In 2000, the University of Madras was first accredited by the NAAC, earning a "5 Star Status." It was re-accredited in 2007 and 2014, receiving an "A grade," and again in 2023 with an "A++ grade". Additionally, the University of Madras holds the special designation of “University with Potential for Excellence,” receiving special assistance from the UGC.

The University of Madras has spawned numerous new universities not only in Tamil Nadu but also in neighboring states such as Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka, earning it the title of “Mother University” of Southern India. According to recent QS rankings, the University of Madras joined the elite group with a rank of 541-550, placing it among the top 15 institutions in India within the top 600 globally. Among the 504 universities in India, the University of Madras stands 5th in terms of research publications and other academic achievements. Since its inception in 1857, the University of Madras has been continuously striving to enhance its excellence.

Our Location & Contact.

Dr. K. Kaliraj (The Director In‐Charge),
Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre,
University Of Madras,
Chepauk,
Chennai ‐ 600005.
☎ +044 ‐ 2539 9505 | +044 ‐ 2539 9558
✉ ugchrdc@unom.ac.in