The University will incorporate in its curriculum strong undergraduate courses with “liberal arts core”, professional and graduate programs, scholarship, research, and creative activities, master’s degree programmes and research programmes. The 1st postgraduate Programmes of CUO was inaugurated in August 2009.
Goals of Central University of Orissa
Some of the important goals of Central University of Orissa’s are mentioned below.
- Creating an intellectual experience common to all 1st-year students that will help in developing some common sets of intellectual skills. This will include the formation of a core curriculum which is inquiry-based and which will serve as the pillar of the academic undertaking.
- Supporting excellent quality undergraduate courses on Community Health Services, Rural Enterprise, Social Informatics, Clinical Technology and Nuclear Power Engineering etc that will cater to the needs of the country.
- Provide ample scope for the students to gain knowledge within and also outside the classroom.
- Instill among the students the sense of responsibility, values related with the good of the public etc.
- Support research and creative activity
- Developing plans to improve the national importance of CUO through cultural and competitive programs.
- 2 years post graduate courses in
ii)Oriya
School: School of Languages (SL)
Student Intake Capacity: 30 per subject
- M.A in
ii)Anthropology & Tribal Studies
School: School of Social Sciences (SSS)
Student Intake Capacity: 30 per subject with
- M.A in
School: School of Media Studies (SMS)
Student Intake Capacity: 30 per subject
The Vice- Chancellor of the Central University of Orissa, Prof Surabhi Banerjee has exchanged Memorandum of Understanding with Dr K .Srinath Reddy, the Chairman of the Public Health Foundation of India. CUO has also signed MoU with the British Council, Eastern Region, and also Professor C. S. Shesadri, the Director of Chennai Mathematical Institute University
The Schools and Centres that will be established by the Central University of Orissa for the academic session, 2010-11 are-
- School of Health Sciences (Nursing and Allied Health Services, Community Health and Public Health)
- School of Basic Sciences (Mathematics, Information Sciences, Statistics)
- School of Education Technology – M.Sc in Education Technology
- Centre for Tribal Welfare and Community Development
- School of Development Studies (Economics)
