Categories: Education

CUSAT Budget Envisages New Academic Initiatives

KOCHI:
CUSAT will start two new schools and six research/study centres in the next financial year, as per the budget passed by the Syndicate of the University.

School of Integrated M.sc and School of vocational studies and skill development, and six research/study centres namely (1)Centre for comparative literature (Hindi dept.),(2) Centre for extension activities in Marine Science (School of Marine Sciences),(3) Centre for industrial research development and society engagement (School of Engineering), (4)Centre for alternative finance under Faculty of Social Sciences (5) Centre for accounting and finance (School of Management Studies) and (6)Centre for Library Technology and information Science (University Library) besides a microwave based drying and disinfecting processing unit attached to the department of electronics are the new additions.

The schools are intended for streamlining the ongoing integrated M.Sc courses in Science, the one proposed in Bio- science under School of Marine Sciences and the various vocational courses of the University. A new master’s programme in Library and Information science is also envisaged under the newly formed Centre for Library Technology and information Science.

The Budget proposed by Syndicate Member Dr. N. Chandramohanakumar, and approved by the Syndicate on 02.02.2019 envisages an enhancement of University Junior Research Fellowship from 12500 to 20000 and University Senior Research Fellowship from 15000 to 22500. CUSAT main budget shows a total (inclusive of non plan, including govt. grant) of Rs. 202.38 crores on the receipt side and Rs. 202.82 crores on the expenditure side, and a total plan fund of Rs. 121 crores on the receipt side and Rs. 40 crores on the expenditure side, thus totalling the budget provisions to 323.42 crores as receipt and 286.03 crores as expenditure, showing a surplus of 37.40 crores. In the self financing sector, the budget proposes 65.35 crores as receipt and 58.37 crores as expenditure thus arriving at a surplus figure of 6.46 crores.

The double entry accounting system (DEAS) and file flow management system(FFMS) will be implemented in the University from 01.04.2019.

 

NE Reporter

Recent Posts

Military Besiegement in Rafah Would Pose Risks to 600,000 Children, Warns UNICEF

NEW YORK:With the unfolding humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip continuing to deteriorate, UNICEF is…

9 hours ago

ED Arrests Jharkhand Minister’s Secretary and Aide in Cash Haul Case

NEW DELHI:The Enforcement Directorate (ED) arrested Jharkhand minister Alamgir Alam's personal secretary Sanjiv Lal and…

9 hours ago

Samsung India Launches Two High Capacity Power Banks with Super-Fast Charging

KOCHI:Samsung, India’s largest consumer electronics brand, today announced the launch of two power banks that…

9 hours ago

Godrej Security Solutions Showcases Futuristic Home Security Solutions

MUMBAI:Godrej Security Solutions, a division of Godrej & Boyce, showcased its latest innovations in the…

9 hours ago

NSE’s Consolidated Q4 Operating Revenue up by 34% YoY at Rs.4,625 Crores

MUMBAI:NSE, India’s leading exchange, reported consolidated revenue from operations at Rs.4,625 crores for Q4 FY24,…

9 hours ago

‘CRITICON’ Discusses Best Practices in Critical Care Medicine

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM:'CRITICON', the international conference, delved into world-class practices in critical care medicine. More than 100…

9 hours ago

This website uses cookies.