The history of liberal arts education dates back to the time of the ancient Greeks and Romans, the basic concepts of this approach of higher education was set by some of the greatest thinkers and philosophers of that time. Forgotten for some time, liberal arts education is making its revival in India and the future is looking better than ever before. Leading the front of liberal arts education revival in India is Kumaraguru College of Liberal Arts and Science (KCLAS) which is the subsidiary institute of the reputed and globally recognized Sakthi Group of companies that was founded by the eminent businessman, educationist, and notable philanthropist N Mahalingam. The higher education institute started their operations in 2018 and within a year of their operations they have been able to make notable achievements in the Indian liberal arts education space and through their unique educational philosophy, KCLAS has been able to create pan India awareness about the importance and opportunities of liberal arts education in today's world.
KCLAS operates with the vision of becoming a progressive research-focused institution that instills passion for life-long learning and mould the young generation to positively impact the world. Adhering to their core values of Sincere, Respectful, Progressive, and Passionate the college is creating the perfect marriage between technical knowledge and liberal arts education. The institution has been focusing all their efforts towards their achievement of the vision and at the same time making everyone aware and understand the greatness and uniqueness of liberal arts education.
Moving at a Rapid Pace
KCLAS despises the idea of sitting back and watching the world goes by hoping that everything will go according to plan, rather the institute believes in taking the initiative and facing the challenges head-on. This same attitude is instilled by the college onto their students making them ready to face the real world and equipping them with the right amount of skills needed to thrive and create