The Applied Sciences Department orchestrated comprehensive Universal Human Values (UHV) sessions on July 23rd and 25th, 2025, during the Student Induction Programme, where dedicated class counselors engaged all B.Tech first-year students in transformative discussions about fundamental ethical principles. These carefully structured sessions introduced newly admitted students to the core tenets of honesty, respect, and compassion that transcend cultural and religious boundaries, establishing a moral compass to guide their ethical decision-making throughout their academic and professional lives. Class counselors expertly explored how these universal principles would enhance students' relationships with peers, faculty, and the broader community, while emphasizing the profound benefits of embracing UHV in fostering personal justice and global harmony. Students gained valuable insights into navigating complex ethical challenges and were equipped with practical guidance for upholding these values in difficult situations. The sessions successfully achieved their primary objective of inspiring students to recognize the transformative power of Universal Human Values as essential tools for personal development, relationship building, and contributing meaningfully to a more ethical and positive future society.
