Faculty projects provide an immediate link between teaching and research. The research may be intrinsically productive but it can also be a chance to test ideas and take controlled risks, provided these objectives are consistent with educational objectives. The types of work which may be appropriate projects are numerous and are limited only by the imagination of staff and their educational context. Conventionally the project is a practical, experimental investigation but, as illustrated by several detailed case studies, it may take diverse other forms provided certain characteristics and objectives are met
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Research Projects- Faculty |
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Topic |
Principal Investigator | File View |
Funding Agency |
| 1 |
Identification and Remedial Measures for students with Dyslexia in Trichur District |
Dr. Fr. Babu KT |
UGC |
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| 2 | Impact of pesticides and fertilizers on quality of water in wetlands (Kole) and neighbouring areas of division 43 of Thrissur Corporation | Mr. BI Joseph |
UGC |
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| 3 | Economical Aspects of Periphyton Based Ornamental Fish Farming | Dr. Jeeja Tharakan |
UGC |
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| 4 | Prospects of Agribusiness Ventures in Kerala | Ms. Jessy John K |
UGC |
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| 5 | Impact of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Programme on Rural Livelihood and Agriculture Sector of Adat Grama Panchayat | Dr. Rajesh K |
UGC |
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| 6 | Developing Entrepreneurial Skills in Young Talents: Role of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (msmes) in Film and Tv Production, Advertising and Digital Content Making | Dr. Libison KB |
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UGC |