Courses

Courses at the Faculty of Communications, Salesian University


* ECTS = The European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System. In general 1 credit corresponds to 25 to 30 hours of work. Five credits would mean a minimum of  125 hours, one-third of which is classwork and the rest homework, i.e., approximately 40 hours with the educator and 85 hours personal work of the student.

Peace Communication Seminars

This is a seminar to acquaint college students with the fundamentals of Peace Communication. It introduces participants to peace theory and the wide spectrum of peace issues. 

Peace Education Courses

During the months of August, September, and October 2023, educators from the Salesian Province of Mumbai were immersed in an enlightening induction program that focused on Peace Education.  This initiative had been eagerly anticipated and fulfilled a longstanding aspiration of Fr. Savio Silveira, SDB, the Provincial of Mumbai. He graciously invited Fr. Peter Gonsalves, SDB, a professor specializing in Peace Communication and Media Education at the Salesian University in Rome, to be the resource person. The course was based on the downloadable manual titled Exercises in Peace Education (2018). 

Click the image to see the photos.

Read the entire article posted by the Salesian News Agency (ANS) here: Mumbai Salesians for a Culture of Peace 

or BISMumbai 

DBWAY Courses

DBWAY is the acronym of Don Bosco's Way (of educating for a happy life). To download the Course manual click  here.

See photos of the DBWAY courses covering a total of 1953 teachers from schools and colleges in five Salsesian Provinces of India: Hyderabad, Bangalore, Dimapur, Guwahati, Shillong during the months of July & August 2013. Click here.

Courses before 2007

1994-2000: Media Education Implementation Courses for teachers of schools and colleges based on the book Exercises in Media Education. 

1982-1984: Christian Philosophical Anthropology; the Nastika Tradition of Indian Philosophy; Popular Religions of India (all held at Divyadaan, Pune - which was shifted to Nashik in 1985).