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Profile of Teaching Departments As On March 2017 Central University of Haryana Jant-Pali, Mahendergarh, Haryana © Central University of Haryana March, 2017 Designed and Printed by : Deeya Media Art D-41/A, Opp. Metro Pillar No. 33, Vikas Marg, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi-110092 Ph. : +91 9312550335, +91 9211656230 | E-mail : [email protected] III CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA SCHOOLS AND DEPARTMENTS No. Schools Departments Page 1 School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences i. Political Science 01 ii. Economics 10 iii. Education 20 iv. History and Archeology 36 v. Psychology 39 vi. Sociology 42 2 School of Language, Linguistics, Culture and Heritage i. English & Foreign Languages 51 ii. Hindi & Indian Languages 68 iii. Tourism & Hotel Management 77 3 School of Law, Governance, Public Policy and i. Management Studies 87 Management ii. Commerce 98 iii. Law 104 4 School of Chemical Sciences i. Chemistry 111 5 School of Computer Science and Informatics i. Library & Information Science 129 ii. Computer Science 131 6 School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences i. Physics 139 ii. Statistics 156 iii. Mathematics 162 7 School of Earth, Environment and Space Studies i. Environmental Sciences 173 ii. Geography 182 8 School of Journalism, Mass Communication and Media i. Journalism & Mass 191 Communication 9 School of Interdisciplinary and Applied Life Sciences i. Biochemistry 199 ii. Biotechnology 206 iii. Microbiology 213 iv. Nutrition Biology 221 10 Deen Dayal Upadhyay Kaushal Kendra 231 11 School of Engineering and Technology 241 IV SCHOOL OF ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Department of Political Science Department of Economics Department of Education Department of History and Archeology Department of Psychology Department of Sociology VI 1 SCHOOL OF ARTS, HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES ● Department of Political Science ● Department of Economics ● Department of Education ● Department of History and Archeology ● Department of Psychology ● Department of Sociology Department of Political Science The Department of Political Science was established in the year 2009. It is a part of School of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences. The Department is offering M. Phil. and Ph.D. since 2009 and M.A. since 2014. The department focuses on interdisciplinary studies especially in the area of Public Policy, Environment and Development, Peace and Conflicts, Gender studies, Human Rights, New world order and offers several interdisciplinary courses such as Political Economy of India, Political Sociology, Research methodology (for social sciences), Introduction to Public Administration, Indian National Movement.The interdisciplinary focus of the department is reflected in its research output. Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Federalism and Decentralization (CIRFED) The Department has established a Research Centre: Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Federalism and Decentralization (CIRFED). Its Inaugural Conference was held on 30th Sept and 1st October 2016. The Research Centre will operate in collaboration with Political Scientists and Economists based at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, U.K. and German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA), Hamburg Germany. Programme Offered and Number of Seats The Department is offering M. Phil. and Ph.D. since 2009 and M.A. since 2014. The programme-wise Student -Teacher ratio for M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D. is 25: 3; 10: 3 and 12: 3 respectively. M.A.: 25 seats; M.Phil. 10 seats; PhD: as and when vacant. School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 2 Scheme of the Course M.A. (Political Science) Semester- I Sr. Paper code Paper Name Credit Core/Elective No. 1 SSH POS01(101)C5005 Political Theory-I 5 Core 2 SSH POS01(102) C5005 Western Political Thought-I 5 Core 3 SSH POS01(103) C5005 Comparative Political Analysis 5 Core 4 SSH POS01(104) C5005 Indian Political System 5 Core 5 To be taken from other Department Generic Elective Offered to other Departments: 6 SSH POS01(105)GE4004 Indian National Movement 4 Generic Elective Semester -II Sl Paper code Paper Name Credit Core/Elective NO 7 SSH POS01(106) C5005 Political Theory-II 5 Core 8 SSH POS01(107) C5005 Western Political Thought-II 5 Core 9 SSH POS01(108) C5005 Comparative Political Institutions 5 Core 10 SSH POS01(109) C5005 Contemporary Issues in Indian Politics 5 Core 11 SSH POS01(110)GE2002 Introduction to Indian Constitution 02 Generic Elective (compulsory) 12 SSH POS01(111)E4004 (choose any one) (i) Political Economy of India 04 Elective (ii) Foreign Policy of India (iii) Introduction to Public Administration Offered to other Departments: 13 SSH POS01(110)GE2002 Introduction to Indian Constitution 02 Generic Elective Semester –III Sl. Paper code Paper Name Credit Core/Elective NO 14 SSH POS01(112) C5005 International Relations 5 Core 15 SSH POS01(113) C5005 Research Methodology 5 Core 16 SSH POS01(114) C5005 Political Ideologies 5 Core 17 SSH POS01(115)E2002 Seminar Paper (compulsory) 2 Elective 18 SSH POS01(116)E4004 (choose any one) Elective (iv) Federalism in India 4 (v) Local Self-Government in India (vi) Political Sociology (vii) Indian Political Thought 19 To be taken from other Department Elective Offered to other Departments: 20 SSH POS01(117)GE4004 Politics in India 4 Generic Elective Departmental Profile 3 Semester- IV Sl. Paper code Paper Name Credit Core/ Elective NO 21 SSH POS01(118)C240024 Dissertation 24 Core M.PHIL / PH.D PROGRAMME Course Work – 12 Credits; Dissertation – 12 Credits Sl. Paper code Paper Name Credit Core/Optional NO 1 SSHPOS02 (201) C6006 Theory and Methods of Research in 6 Core Social Sciences 2 SSHPOS02 (202) C6006 Political Science: Text, Boundaries 6 Core and Critical Challenges Admission Criteria and Procedure The admission criteria are uniform across all the departments of the university. The students are selected on the basis of score of CUCET examination Brief Faculty Profile 1. Prof. Satish Kumar Singh Qualification: M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D (JNU) Experience: 15 years of regular teaching Specialization: International Relations Ph.D 07 Research Guidance M.Phil 10 Book 04 Monograph 01 Chapters in Books 08 Paper in seminar Proceedings 04 Research Articles 40 Popular Articles(in newspaper and magazine) 2000 Invited Lectures 07 International Seminar 15 National Seminar 20 2. Dr. Chanchal Kumar Sharma Assistant Professor, Dept. of Political Science Qualification: M.A. M.Phil., Ph.D. (JNU and KUK) Experience: 19 years of regular service (2.5 years as Associate Professor) Specialization: India’s Political Economy, Federalism and Party System School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 4 25 Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) Chapters in Books 05 Books with ISBN with detail of publishers Signed contract with Palgrave MacMillan, U.K. for writing book on Indian Politics 01 Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities 12 International Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.) Invited Lectures 22 Citations 260 Impact Factor - range / average 2.34 h-index 07 Citation indices (Google Scholar) as on 19.10.2016 All 2008-13 2009-14 2011-15 Citations 260 141 134 180 h-index 7 6 6 7 i 10-index 7 5 5 7 Research Projects/Fellowships ICSSR sponsored Major Research Project (Rs. 10 Lakh) Project Title: Regional Disparities and Intergovernmental Transfers in the era of Economic Reforms and Coalition Government International Project (U.K.) Partner and Co-investigator in Leverhulme International Network Grant (U.K.) on Continuity and Change in Indian Federalism through the University of Edinburgh, Scotland (U.K.). The project financed trips to Edinburgh, Bristol, Brighton, and Glasgow (travel grant including food and accommodation). GIGA Fellowship for Research on India (Hamburg, Germany), 2017 Awarded GIGA research fellowship for research on India from January to June 2017 at German Institute of Global and Area Studies. Major Contributions to the Literature Dr. Sharma has introduced two new concepts of Public Finance: Vertical Fiscal Difference and Vertical Fiscal Asymmetry (published by Blackwell, Oxford, in its journal Public Administration). He has also proposed a ‘Discursive Dominance Theory of Economic Reform Sustainability’ (published by Routledge, U.K. in its journal India Review). In his forthcoming paper, he has attempted to test theories of Pork Barrel Politics in Indian context. The findings of this paper add to the existing debates on core versus swing voting hypotheses. Departmental Profile 5 Professional Services to Journals as Guest Editor, Reviewer and Editorial Board Member 1. Guest Editor of the forthcoming Special Issue of India Review (Taylor and Francis & Routledge) 2. Canadian Journal of P.olitical Science, Cambridge University Press 3. Asian Social Science, Canada; 4. Journal of Political Science, Pakistan 5. South Asian Journal of Socio-Political Studies, India; 6. Aryabhatta Journal of Mathematics and Informatics, India. Invited Academic visits abroad 1. Invited for a workshop at the Institute of South Asian Studies, University of Edinburgh, Scotland, U.K. May 2014 2. Invited by Department of Political Science, G.C. University Lahore, Pakistan to deliver Keynote Address and Chair a technical session at International Conference on ‘Representation of Local Power in South Asia’ 14 November 2014. 3. Invited to present a paper and Chair a technical session at University of Bristol, December 2015. 4. Invited to present paper as a Panelist in the PSA Conference, University of