Volume : 12, Issue : 7, JUL 2026
MULTIDISCIPLINARY AREAS RELATED TO EDUCATION
PAYAL RANI
Abstract
Multidisciplinary education is changing the way we learn. It brings together subjects to help students understand complex problems. This approach prepares students for todays technological and economic challenges.
The present study looks at multidisciplinary areas in education. These areas include science, technology, psychology, sociology, environmental studies, artificial intelligence, arts, humanities and vocational education. The study finds that these areas improve the quality of teaching and learning.
The research uses data from journals, books and online databases. The findings show that multidisciplinary education improves thinking, creativity and problem-solving skills. It also helps with employability and innovation.
The integration of technology and interdisciplinary teaching methods has made education more accessible. However issues like infrastructure and insufficient teacher training hinder its implementation.
The study concludes that multidisciplinary education is essential for developing global citizens. The paper recommends curriculum reforms and teacher capacity-building programs. The future of education depends on creating inclusive learning environments.
Keywords
MULTIDISCIPLINARY EDUCATION, INTERDISCIPLINARY LEARNING, NEP 2020 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE STEM EDUCATION, HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY.
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