Central University of Tibetan Studies (Deemed to be University) Central institute of higher Tibetan studies (CIHTS)
IAU-002109
India
General Information
Public
Founded 1967 as envisioned by H.H. the Dalai Lama in consultation with Pandit Jawarhalal Nehru for the preservation and promotion of Tibetan Culture and Buddhist Studies. Fully funded by the Central Government of India through the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports. Declared as 'Deemed University' 1988. Acquired present title 2009. Formerly known as the Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies (CIHTS)
July to May (July-December; January-May)
Standard IX with Tibetan Language or knowledge of Tibetan Language, plus minimum 35% marks in qualifying entrance examination
Tibetan
University Grants Commission (UGC)
Buddhist
co-ed
Officers
Head : Geshe Ngawang Samten
Job title:Vice-Chancellor
Years of office:2008-
Senior Administrative Officer : Himanshu Pandey
Job title:Registrar
Divisions
Faculty : Arts and Crafts
Fields of study:Fine Arts, Handicrafts
Faculty : Languages and Literature
Fields of study:English, Hindi, Literature, Sanskrit, Tibetan
Faculty : Logic and Spirituality
Fields of study:Asian Religious Studies, Logic
Faculty : Medical Sciences
Fields of study:Medicine, Traditional Eastern Medicine
Faculty : Modern Studies
Fields of study:Ancient Languages, Asian Studies, Cultural Studies, Economics, History, Political Sciences
Research Division : Dictionary
Research Division : Publication
Research Division : Rare Buddhist Texts
Research Division : Restoration
Research Division : Translation
Degrees
Bachelor's Degree
Master's Degree
Master of Philosophy
Doctor of Philosophy
Academic Periodicals
'Dhih' Research Journal
Biblioteca Indo-Tibetica Series
Miscellaneous Series
Prof. L.M. Joshi Commemorative Lecture Series
Rare Buddhist Text Series
Samyak Vak Series
The Dalai Lama Tibetico-Indological Series
Publication Unit
Updated on 15-12-2017