- Why NSHM?
NSHM Knowledge Campus imparts unmatched knowledge through 7 distinguished faculty in 2 Knowledge Campuses in Kolkata and Durgapur in 67 different courses.
- Schools
With 7 different Schools spanning disciplines across the board, NSHM provides world-class higher education suited to students of every skill set and interest.
- Admission
Know everything about the application procedure, fee structure, and financial aid opportunities in both the Knowledge Campuses of NSHM.
- Courses
NSHM Knowledge Campus offers 67 different courses on both undergraduate and post-graduate levels, each designed to keep you ahead of competition.
- Faculty
NSHM boasts of its world-class faculty and it’s one of the main reasons why students choose to study here. Our professors with illustrious records leave no stone unturned to impart nothing but the best of education.
- PLACEMENT
Dr. Debapriya Goswami
Designation: Assistant Professor
PhD in English from Visva-Bharati, Dr. Goswami secured a first class in her BA (Honours) and MA final examinations from the same university. She has more than six years of teaching experience. Working with NSHM since 2017, she has been teaching Essential Employability Skills to students across portals, presently under the Centre for Language and Communication.
Academic Experience: More than six years of experience in teaching diverse courses in Humanities like Soft Skills, Ethics, Critical Thinking, English Literature, and Applied Literature.
PhD in English, Visvabharati University, Shantiniketan; MA in English, Visvabharati University, Shantiniketan; BA Eng(Hons), Visvabharati University, Shantiniketan
Research Highlights: She presented and co-authored a paper on Ethics at NUiCONE 2015, an international conference held in Ahmedabad, which was published by IEEE, USA, as conference proceedings. Two of her recent publications are:
- Subverting Ableism in Children’s Literature in India: An Analysis of Zainab Sulaiman’s Simply Nanju (Web of Science, UGC CARE list) Literary Voice March 2020.
- Filthy creation’: the Problem of Parenting in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein in Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities (SCOPUS, UGC CARE list) May 2018.
