Mangalore University invites applications for PG courses for academic year 2022-23
The Hindu
MANGALURU
Mangalore University has invited applications for admission to its various post-graduate/ diploma/ certificate programmes for the academic year 2022-23 in its campus, a post-graduate centre and its three constituent colleges.
Admissions will be made through UUCMS (Unified University College Management System) Portal. All information related to UUCMS is available at https://mangaloreuniversity.ac.in/mu-uucms. Details can also be had by visiting the website www.mangaloreuniversity.ac.in. The candidates can also contact the chairpersons/coordinators of respective departments. The last date for applying is November 03, 2022, a release from the university said.
M.A — Economics/ English/ History/ Kannada/ Political Science/ Sociology/ Journalism and Mass Communication/ Kodava
M.Com. (Human Resource Development); M.B.A (Tourism and Travel Management); M.S.W; M.L.I.Sc. (Library and Information Science); B.P.Ed, M.P.Ed., P.G. Diploma in Yogic Science / Embedded Systems
M.Sc — Botany/ Zoology/ Biosciences/ Biotechnology/ Environmental Science/ Chemistry/ Biochemistry/ Analytical Chemistry/ Organic Chemistry/ Industrial Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Electronics/ Physics/ Medical Physics/ Food Science & Nutrition/ Geo-informatics/ Materials Science/ Mathematics/ Marine Geology/ Microbiology/ Statistics/ Yogic Science/ Geography/ Cyber Security, Certificate Programme in Yogic Science.
M.Sc — Chemistry; M.Com; M.A — Economics/ Hindi/ Sanskrit/ History & Archaeology
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