IGNOU launches four new MSc programmes in ODL mode
Vagisha Kaushik | July 3, 2023 | 09:43 PM IST | 1 min read
IGNOU’s school of sciences launched MSc programmes in physics, geography, geoinformatics, and applied statistics.
NEW DELHI: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)’s School of Sciences has launched four new MSc programmes in Open and Distance Learning (ODL) mode. The new courses are starting from the July 2023 session. Students can apply for the new masters courses till July 15.
The newly introduced MSc programmes are - MSc Physics (MSCPH), MSc Applied Statistics (MSCAST), MSc Geography (MSCGG), and MSc Geo-informatics (MSCGI). Subhas Sarkar, minister of state for education, inaugurated the new PG programmes during the 28th Professor G Ram Reddy Memorial Lecture.
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Eligibility criteria for the MSc programmes is as follows:
- MSc in Applied Statistics: Graduate with BA or BSc degree with statistics or mathematics as one of the subjects from any recognised university
- MSc in Geography: Graduate in any stream
- MSc in Geoinformatics: Graduate in any of these: science, engineering, architecture, planning, computer application, information technology from a recognised university or MA in Geography from a recognised University
- MSc in Physics: Graduates with major or honours in physics, or graduates with a BSc Degree (including IGNOU BSc programme under CBCS) with physics and mathematics or with a BSc degree of IGNOU or any recognized open university with a minimum of 32 credits of physics, and mathematics as one of the subjects.
“With a commitment to fostering groundbreaking research, hands-on practical experience, and comprehensive theoretical knowledge, these programs are designed to equip students with the skills necessary to excel in their respective fields,” IGNOU said in an official statement.
“At IGNOU, we believe that education should be accessible to all. These MSc programs are open to individuals from diverse backgrounds, enabling a wide range of students to pursue their academic ambitions,” it added.
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