New Delhi: As per the latest updates, the Inspection Committee of Delhi University has given its clearance to National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW) to start the Master's in Public Health program from academic session 2022-23.
With this approval of Delhi University, the DU-affiliated National Institute of Health and Family Welfare will start the Master's in Public Health program for the upcoming academic session. The institute is permitted to offer up to 20 admissions seats per year to students.
The university will now conduct another meeting with Delhi University Executive Council on April 10, 2023, to get recommendations from the council members. Based on the recommendations of the Inspection Committee, NIHFW will be able to start the course.
Earlier, the DU Inspection Committee evaluated the NIHFW Delhi campus to ensure that the institute has all the facilities to offer the program such as adequate infrastructure, faculty members, laboratories and classrooms among others.
In addition to this, Delhi University has constituted two committees to look into setting up Centre for Hindu Studies and Centre for Tribal Studies. The committee was formed in the presence of South Delhi Campus Director Prakash Singh on January 12, 2023.
The university has also decided to reserve two admission seats for orphan children, one for male and one for female students in each Undergraduate (UG) and Postgraduate program. Candidates must note that these two seats will be supernumerary.
For admission to Delhi University or any of its affiliated colleges, the expenses incurred for admission and continuation of study of these students will be covered by the University Welfare Fund or College Students' Welfare Fund. The expenses will also include the hostel fee.
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