Archive · 24 May 2025
University College Considers Discontinuing Humanities Courses
University College in Mangaluru might stop offering some humanities courses because not enough students are signing up.
The college, run by Mangalore University, says it's a money issue.
Faculty and students are worried, especially since some courses like tourism and travel management were closed without proper approval.
Some teachers point out that the university already has a similar course, while others question the enrollment numbers from last year.
The college principal denies any final decisions, but the issue is creating uncertainty about the future of these programs and the jobs of guest faculty.
University College may discontinue some humanities electives due to low enrollment.
The college is under the control of Mangalore University.
Concerns raised by students and faculty over course closures.
College officials cite financial burdens as a reason.
The Principal denies that any official decision has been made yet.
- Who
- University College, faculty, students, and Mangalore University officials
- What
- University College is considering discontinuing some humanities electives.
- When
- The article does not specify a date for the decisions
- Where
- Mangaluru, India
- Why
- Due to low student enrollment and financial burden.
Faculty and Students
College Administration
Course Closure
Faculty and Students
Some faculty members are against the closure of courses.
College Administration
College officials argue the courses are not financially viable due to low enrollment.
- College
- University College, Hampankatta
- Location
- Mangaluru
- Courses Affected
- Travel and Tourism, Hindi, English, Journalism
- University Oversight
- Mangalore University (MU)
- Minimum Enrollment
- 15 students according to the department of collegiate education
- Principal's Statement
- No official decision to discontinue electives has been made