Department of Manuscriptology
Overview
Manuscripts speaks of the past, reveals history, unfolds perspectives & reflects socio – cultural scenes of its time. Its contents are significant literally, scientifically and historically. Its forms fascinating paleographically, calligraphically and technically. Thus, manuscripts are concrete examples of humanistic & artistic activities of the past. It may be mentioned that the formal aspect of a manuscript deals with structural analysis of elements related to the visual & aesthetic qualities. The department is fully committed to the revival of this ancient treasure.
Objectives
- Protect manuscripts through Digitization
- Research manuscripts
- Train scholars to Explore Manuscripts
- Present ancient literature globally
- Provide research opportunities
- Manuscript Mueseum
Programs Offered
M.A in Manuscriptology (2 Years)
P.G Diploma in Manuscriptology (1 Year)
Ph.D in Manuscriptology
Course Duration & Eligiblity
- M.A – 2 Years (Any Degree with Samskrit as a subject OR must have passed Sahitya Examination OR must posses Certificate/ Diploma in Samskrit, Manuscriptology, Pali OR M.A Entrance Exam Conducted by University
- PG Diploma – 1 Year ( Must posses UG Degree with basic Samskrit Knowledge)
- Ph.D – As per UGC norms
Syllabus
Faculty
Dr Prabhuswamy S
Assistant Professor & Head of Department
Dr Vinayaka Namannavar
Assistant Professor