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GLOCAL University, Saharanpur

 Welcome to the University

GLOCAL University, located in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, is a premier institution dedicated to providing high-quality education across a range of disciplines. With a focus on fostering academic excellence, innovation, and holistic development, GLOCAL University stands out as a beacon of learning and professional growth. Our state-of-the-art campus, experienced faculty, and industry partnerships ensure that students are well-prepared to meet the challenges of the modern world.

Facts about GLOCAL University, Saharanpur (U.P.)

GLOCAL University, Saharanpur, U.P., was established with the vision of creating a world-class educational institution that offers a blend of academic rigor and practical experience. Here are some key facts about our university:

Established Year: 2014

Campus Size: Over 300 acres

Academic Programs: More than 50 undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs

Student Population: Over 5,000 students from various parts of India and abroad

Faculty: Highly qualified and experienced faculty members with international exposure

Research Facilities: Advanced laboratories and research centers

Affiliations: Recognized by UGC, AICTE, and other regulatory bodies

Eligibility Criteria

The eligibility criteria for admission to GLOCAL University, Saharanpur, vary depending on the course and level of study. Here is a general overview:

Undergraduate Programs:

Minimum 50% in 10+2 from a recognized board.

Specific requirements for different courses (e.g., PCM for Engineering, PCB for Pharmacy).

Postgraduate Programs:

Bachelor’s degree in the relevant field with a minimum of 50% marks.

Entrance tests or interviews for certain programs.

Doctoral Programs:

  Master’s degree in the relevant field with a minimum of 55% marks.

  Submission of a research proposal and interview.

 Admission Process

The admission process at GLOCAL University, Saharanpur, is designed to be straightforward and student-friendly. Here are the steps involved:

1. Application Form: Fill out the online application form available on the university’s website.

2. Document Submission: Upload the required documents, including academic transcripts, certificates, and ID proof.

3. Entrance Test: Appear for the university’s entrance test if applicable (for specific programs).

4. Interview: Attend an interview if required for the chosen program.

5. Admission Offer: Receive the admission offer letter upon meeting the eligibility criteria and clearing the selection process.

6. Fee Payment: Pay the admission fee to confirm your seat.

Approvals

GLOCAL University, Saharanpur, is recognized and approved by several national and international regulatory bodies, ensuring the credibility and quality of education provided. These approvals include:

University Grants Commission (UGC)

All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)

Pharmacy Council of India (PCI)

Bar Council of India (BCI)

National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE)

These recognitions affirm our commitment to maintaining high academic standards and providing students with a recognized and valuable degree.

GLOCAL University Course Fees 2024

Understanding the financial investment required for higher education is crucial for students and parents. GLOCAL University, Saharanpur, offers a range of programs with competitive fee structures. Here is a glimpse of the course fees for the year 2024:

Undergraduate Programs:

  - B.Tech: INR 1,20,000 per year

  - B.Sc: INR 60,000 per year

  - BBA: INR 70,000 per year

Postgraduate Programs:

  - MBA: INR 1,50,000 per year

  - M.Tech: INR 1,10,000 per year

  - M.Sc: INR 70,000 per year

Doctoral Programs:

  - Ph.D. (Engineering/Management/Sciences): INR 1,00,000 per year

The fees mentioned above are indicative and subject to change. Scholarships and financial aid options are also available for eligible students to ease the financial burden.

GLOCAL University Placement Partners

GLOCAL University, Saharanpur, has a dedicated placement cell that works tirelessly to ensure students secure excellent job opportunities upon graduation. We have established partnerships with leading companies across various industries. Some of our prominent placement partners include:

- Infosys

- Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)

- Wipro

- HCL Technologies

- ICICI Bank

- Cipla

- Dabur

- Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL)

- Maruti Suzuki

Our placement cell conducts regular training sessions, workshops, and industry interactions to enhance the employability skills of our students.

Refund Policy

GLOCAL University, Saharanpur, understands that students may sometimes need to withdraw their admission due to unforeseen circumstances. Our refund policy is designed to be fair and transparent. Key points of the refund policy include:

- Full Refund: If a student withdraws before the commencement of the academic session.

- Partial Refund: If a student withdraws within the first two weeks of the session, a certain percentage of the fee will be deducted.

- No Refund: If a student withdraws after two weeks of the commencement of the session.

The detailed refund policy can be found on the university’s official website.

By choosing GLOCAL University, Saharanpur, you are making a commitment to quality education and a promising future. Join us and be part of an institution that nurtures talent, fosters innovation, and prepares you for the challenges of the global workforce.

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I watched the interview with Zag and Aton Soumache (he's the executive producer for ML and honorary president of Mediavan) and took some notes. I'm not going to retell the whole interview here, only certain parts, you can watch it on your own if you wish (it's an hour long).

It bugged me a bit that it's called "Meet the creators of Miraculous" even though Astruc wasn't there and Aton is more on the business side, from what I understand. But anyway.

The interviewer asks Zag about how they developed this universe, and Zag talks about how the market at the time was against girl power and it was hard to sell, but ultimately "the world embraced the vision and it became what it is today". He also says: "we didn't just want to produce just content, we wanted to launch a brand". To make it huge, one of them had to go to US, so Jeremy went, and Aton stayed in France. The idea with Miraculous was to be "glocal" - basically to keep their local, French culture and influences while making it global.

Then he talks about anime influences - and this sent me, I'll just put the whole quote: "And when you look at the anime from Japan, there are girl powers, there are girl power superheroes, but they're very very sexy. [...] And this is something that is culturally okay there, but in France or America, it's just impossible. But when you look at the message behind it, these are girls who save the world. And when I grew up watching like, Sailor Moon, at this age I didn't even realise that she was super sexy. I was just...watching, and her aspirational character, and I was waiting for the final combo when she will do, you know, the super flashing light from the power of the Moon and kill the villains, and that's just what I was excited about".

So he wanted to mix this magical girl power with American look and feel of the comics. He thought about how he liked Goku or Spiderman and as a kid he didn't care about what studio was behind them, they were just characters to him, and so he approached Ladybug the same way. Then they discuss licensing, and how it's hard to do "if you don't start in the beginning, in the creative process" (in Aton's words), or, like Zag put it, "you don't make the toys of your content, you have to think about it as a brand"; "once you have the DNA, you can tell different stories, Ladybug will remain the same".

And they move on to talking about the movie. Aton says that you might think it's easy to make a movie for a brand, but it's the opposite, because it has to be different from something you can watch for free on tv, but also not dissapoint the fans. "And somehow when you say it's a success on tv, people say okay, it's for the young audience. And we wanted to make a bigger audience, we wanted to make a family movie". That audience distinction surprised me a bit.

Zag couldn't bring the show team on the movie because they were constantly busy with the show. He says it was painful because they had "great beginning and great ending and great stories" but every time they'd be like "omg we cannot say this, in episode X she said the total opposite". So for example they had planned an intro (you can see the animatic here, if you haven't seen it), where Marinette moved into Paris from China but then they remembered that "wait, in the Shanghai special she said she's never been to China" and had to scrap it. And also Zag couldn't be aware of everything that was going in the story room because he was so focused on the movie. (I wonder how much of the movie was Zag knowingly diverging from the show and how much was him forgetting or not knowing what's canon)

Aton says "the idea came from the music". Zag was preparing songs for a musical, when someone said that the music was so emotional and had a cinematic feel, we should go for a movie. Aton said the idea was "crazy", but also that they had something unique 'cause no one ever did a movie with superheroes singing. And also to them, it was opportunity to bring new people, especially parents into the show. And according to them, it did work because parents were going "I can see why my kid is crazy about this show now" and the ratings did get higher.

The interviewer asked how many people are working on the show, Zag said they started at 3, then 4, then 10, now there are like 15 to manage the story, and to manage the brand around 200. 120 in France, and the rest in America, and some in Asia, Africa, etc. He also mentioned they brought in new writers, because the show needed "fresh blood" and some writers move onto other projects, but Thomas and Sebastian are still the "keepers of what the episode should look like".

He talks about Lady Tiger, and how she's from Japan and has cancer and is balding, and how his dad went through the same thing. "When someone is sick, it's their whole family that is sick". And adds: "we have like 10 characters in the next 11 years, and they're like, all written and all in production already" (which I already rambled about, but I cannot imagine them all being in production at the same time).

They talk about animation some more, but what I wanted to know is their answer to the last question about AI. Basically, Aton was like, AI is scary for live action folks but not for us, because "AI is animation, you go quicker" and "if we can go from 4 years to 2 years with AI, I'm only happy with it". And Zag's stance (based off this and another interview) is that genAI can't replace imagination and passion (I agree) but it's still a great tool (ehhh) and it's "just a computer", "nothing about it to be scared about".

And that's where it ends.

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• Great opportunity for job placement

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GLOCAL University

GLOCAL Engineering University is approved and recognised by UGC to offer top quality courses and skills required to meet current industry demands. Glocal University is well known for offering top technical courses that provide technical skills, theoretical information etc at a cheaper rate.

GLOCAL offers the benefit to choose from among around 55+ courses at different levels- Undergraduate, Post-graduate and professional courses. The most popular courses of GLOCAL in demand are in the field of Computer science, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, civil engineering etc. 

Some of the top courses at Glocal University are B.Tech, B.Sc, MBA, and Ph.D. The university is approved by the University Grants Commission (UGC), the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), and the Bar Council of India (BCI). The university also has an active placement office to assist students in their career development.

Glocal University's academic council consists of renowned experts such as Dr. Kashi Balachandran, Dr. Rajiv Kumar, Syed Safawi, and Prof.(Dr.)Rizwan Ahmad. Glocal University also has collaborations with renowned international universities, facilitating student and faculty exchange programs, joint research projects, and global learning experiences for its students and faculty.

GLOCAL University Courses 

(**Fees are subject to changes based on University guidelines and rules. Kindly check the official website for more details.)

B.Sc - Rs. 2 Lakhs

BA - Rs. 2-3 lakhs approx 

MBA - Rs. 3 lakhs

MA - Rs.  2-3 lakhs approx

M.Sc - 2 lakhs

Diploma - 2 lakhs approx 

GLOCAL University Facts

The university offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional courses across disciplines like engineering, management, law, journalism, health sciences, and social sciences.

Glocal University is approved by the University Grants Commission (UGC), the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), and the Bar Council of India (BCI).

Glocal University has a 350-acre self-contained campus situated close to the industrial cities of Saharanpur and Dehradun.

The university has collaborations with international universities for student and faculty exchange programs, joint research, and global learning experiences.

Some of the top courses at Glocal University are B.Tech, B.Sc, MBA, and Ph.D.

GLOCAL University Approvals

UGC

BCI

AICTE

PCI

AIU

Sample Certificate

100% Placement offers

Industry Recognition

Provides Application based knowledge and technical skills

EMI Details

Glocal University offers education loan options like No-Cost EMI to provide financial support to students who need help in paying their fees. 

University provides the benefit of offering scholarships to meritorious students and to make education convenient for students.  To get the exact EMI details and other specifics of the education loan options at Glocal University, it would be best to directly contact the university's financial aid office or visit their official website. 

GLOCAL University Admission Process 2024

To start the admission process, the student or applicant may be required to visit the official website of GLOCAL University. Fill up the registration form available in the website with your name, phone number, email id and other mentioned details.

Choose the course that the student may like to opt for and check whether they fulfil the requirements and eligibility criteria for the course. Keep a check on fees and scholarship programmes that are offered by the University during the time of admissions.

Fill up all the mentioned details and upload all the relevant documents and certificates as may be specified in the form. Once the student is accepted in the University, they may receive a confirmation mail from the University.

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Examination Pattern

Glocal University would follow the general guidelines and regulations set by the University Grants Commission (UGC) for examinations and evaluation. Assignments, projects and quizzes form a part of the evaluation process and this may ensure a steady growth in the development of students.

Placement Partners

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Genpact

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International Admissions

Glocal University offers admission to foreign national candidates across various courses. These international students can get direct admission upon fulfilling the minimum eligibility criteria for the respective programs.

For undergraduate courses, the minimum eligibility is passing 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized Board/University.

For postgraduate courses, the minimum eligibility is a bachelor's degree in the relevant field from a recognized university. Specific eligibility criteria may vary depending on the course.

However, the candidates must first register online on the university's website. During the personal interview, international students need to carry self-attested photocopies of all documents along with the originals for verification.

Refund Policy

The refund policy applies to all national and international students at the Glocal University campus. Refund requests will be accepted before the closure of admission for the concerned program. No refund applications will be accepted after the closure of admission.

Refund will be made only after the applicant has surrendered the original fee receipt, ID card (if already issued), and any other required documents.

For withdrawal before the commencement of classes but not after the closure of admission, a processing fee of ₹1,000 will be deducted.

For withdrawal after the commencement of classes but not after the closure of admission, a processing fee of ₹1,000 and the proportionate monthly food facility fee will be deducted.

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[Week 3] Semiotics

Semiotics, the study of signs and symbols, has a large influence on design principles and aesthetics and using these signs and symbols helps to communicate messages more effectively, making them clearer and more impactful.

Firstly, semiotics shapes our understanding of the world.

For example, one of his short stories “Signs and Symbols”.

By examining the use of semiotics in his works, we can gain a deeper understanding of the power of symbols and signs in shaping our understanding of the world. As we continue to explore the realm of semiotics, we can gain a greater appreciation for the intricate web of signs and symbols that shape our understanding of the world around us.

Secondly, semiotics plays a crucial role in shaping and reflecting cultural values, norms, and identities.

This shows how symbols and signs can change due to different cultures and contexts. Semiotics can be a powerful, universal language, but implementing this principle into a design process involves mindfulness and sensitivity to cultural diversity and design ethics.

In one of my design projects, I applied semiotics when creating a logo for a music festival. Drawing inspiration from musical notes and their dynamic strokes, I crafted a logo that embodies the vibrant energy and passion of the event.

Additionally, globalisation influences the semiotics we see.

This demonstrates how symbols evolve over time as they are influenced by various cultures. In conclusion, we can obtain a deeper interpretation of visual aesthetics through semiotic analysis.

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Reynolds, Mr. A. (2024, March 25). Semiotics in art and design: The power of symbols and signs. Adrian Reynolds. https://adrianreynolds.ie/semiotics-in-art-and-design/#:~:text=Semiotics%2C%20or%20the%20study%20of,effectively%20with%20their%20intended%20audience.

Chase Dyess, M. (2023, July 25). Semiotics: The unspoken language of Graphic Design. Medium. https://dyessdesign.medium.com/semiotics-the-unspoken-language-of-graphic-design-592db4f6c226

Sabbar, S., & Dalvand, S. (2018, January 1). Semiotic approach to globalization: Living in a world of Glocal Things. Journal of Cyberspace Studies. https://jcss.ut.ac.ir/article_64633.html

Semiotics. Theories of Visual Communication. (2016, September 2). https://theoriesofviscomblog.wordpress.com/semiotics/

Attain. (2023, March 20). Uncovering the hidden messages in our daily lives: The fascinating world of semiotics. LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/uncovering-hidden-messages-our-daily-lives-fascinating-world#:~:text=Semiotics%20is%20the%20study%20of,unaware%20that%20it%20all%20exists.

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The occupational therapy profession guide towards the dismantling injustices.

The World Federation of Occupational Therapists estimates that there are around 633,000 OTs worldwide (Wabwille, 2023). Occupational therapy is one profession that has become very much popular over recent years Garcia Ruiz (2017) it is emphasizes why 'glocalized' occupational therapy is crucial by highlighting that occupational therapy professionals are political participants who have the capacity to change and assist in shaping the lives of those they come into contact with (Van Vureen et al., 2021).

Taking at a close reflection on the community of Kenville and Mariannridge there are considerable barriers and responsibilities for occupational therapists working in the those context (Van Vureen et al., 2021), student working at these certain placements are faced with disadvantages of having no departments to work in and they had to shift from a medical model which they are taught in university to a community-based model which has contributed to them being political participants in the lives of those they treat. However, working in these settings shows to have tremendous opportunities and prospects (Van Vureen et al., 2021). These students are able to promote the occupation of occupational therapy while practicing under a Gazebo.

This shows how broken our government system is as to not recognizing the work being done in these communities. Abson (2021) emphasizes the prolonged lack of purpose in one’s mind is more likely to lead to development of a physical or mental dysfunction and external circumstances to this injustice.

3 common challenges faced by these communities

Poverty (Low-income communities)

The World Health Organization (2006) proposed understanding poverty through its characteristics, such as a lack of access to education, care, and employment. Poor people frequently face more environmental and personal health risks, have less access to medical services, and have fewer options when it comes to their way of life. Additionally, they are more vulnerable to be the targets of prejudice, mistreatment, and extortion (WHO, 2023). A possible example is of the children below in the picture, who was diagnosed with severe malnutrition however also because of this injustice facing the whole family, she and her mother are denied access to care by the security guards at the gate because of how dirty she looks. Therefore, possibly an occupational therapy can intervene and instead of focusing on the child as an individual client but rather play her focus on the environmental contexts that effect the child.

Discrimination or social exclusion

This phrase has a negative influence on society as a whole, with vulnerable individuals bearing the burden of these effects (Davis, 2022), There are numerous grounds for discrimination that can be applied to an individual, including race, gender, sex, family responsibilities, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion, HIV status, conscience, belief, political opinion, culture, language, birth, and other arbitrary grounds which has led to inequality. The picture below emphasizes the rage against the discrimination of the LGBTQIA+ community and the stigmatization. A after possible example is of an individual who belongs to the LGBTQIA+ community and is denied healthcare because of the stigmatization that comes with being homosexual.

Structural disadvantages

In places with structural disadvantages where the roads are destroyed, preventing drivers from delivering medical supplies or any other useful equipment, or in some healthcare facilities where there are no resources and no electricity, forcing occupational therapists or any other medical professional to turn the client away or refer them to a hospital where they will receive the necessary attention or help, but most of these places have no money to use.

Thoughts for future occupational therapy profession that works towards dismantling of injustices.

Occupational therapists play a crucial role in helping people find fulfilling work that will enhance their health and quality of life, but the environment can have an impact on how they conduct their work. Occupational therapists in African contexts must concentrate on families, communities, and collaborative occupations in addition to the individual client.

Occupational therapists ought to look into commonly accepted principles such as 'Ubuntu' to promote inclusion, dignity, and respect for persons with impairments in African settings.

Another idea is to convince OTs to adopt a population-based approach rather than concentrating just on individuals. This is because many African cultures value strong familial and societal networks and solidarity (Van Vureen et al., 2021). For example, in cases of child poverty and malnutrition, therapists would need to take the needs of the entire family into account in addition to those of the individual child.

Education is a key component in motivating people; in South Africa, for instance, caregivers are given education to encourage understanding and acceptance of children with impairments (Van Vureen et al., 2021). while also lessening stigma and isolation for those experiencing discrimination, including the LGBTQI+ community, those living with HIV, and children with disabilities.

Occupational therapists in other countries have promoted the use of social support systems, means of generating revenue, and caregiver education.

Teaching community workers about health promotion, rehabilitation, and job moving is a crucial function for therapists in supporting sustainable, appropriate service provision. Advocacy is underlined as an additional vital work for occupational therapists in supporting people with impairments to interact and participate in their communities (Van, Vureen et al., 2021).

According to an Occupational Therapy Australia position paper, improving awareness and uniting all communities, removing environmental barriers that prevent occupation, designing programs that enable engagement, speaking with policy makers, and promoting diversity and peace in society are the most effective strategies for occupational therapists to combat injustices (Abson, 2021).

References

(2023). Retrieved from https://www.afro.who.int/health-topics/poverty

Davis, J. (2021). Poor Lives Matter: COVID-19 and the Plight of Vulnerable Groups with Specific Reference to Poverty and Inequality in South Africa. Journal of African Law, 65(S2), 237-258. doi:10.1017/S0021855321000292

Jansen van Vuuren, J., Okyere, C., & Aldersey, H. (2021). The role of occupational therapy in Africa: A scoping review. South African Journal of Occupational Therapy, 50(3). doi:10.17159/2310-3833/2020/vol50no3a2

Sakellariou, D., & Pollard, N. (2017). In Occupational therapies without borders: Integrating justice with practice. Edinburgh: Elsevier.

Wabwille. (2023). Retrieved from https://wfot.org/about#:~:text=WFOT%20is%20the%20official%20international%20organisation%20representing%20the,of%20107%20member%20organisations%2C%20representing%20633%2C000%20occupational%20therapists.

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