Administration

 

Organisational chart

The Chancellor

The Pro-Chancellor

The Vice-Chancellor

The Vice-chancellor, Chief Executive of the University, is supported by other officers such as Dean, Registrar, Comptroller, Director of Research, Director of Extension, Directors of the Colleges, Director of Post graduate Studies, Librarian, Director of Students Welfare, Administrative Officer, Estate Officer and Heads of Divisions. Policy decisions for the development of University are taken by Statutory bodies such as Board of Regents, Academic Council, Finance Committee and Boards of Studies. Two Special Officers have been positioned to reinforce seed production and horticultural activities in the University. Similarly, in order to enhance the productivity and efficient utilization of farm resources, the Directorate of Research has been strengthened by positioning a Professor of Agronomy and Technical Advisor(Farms). The training component in the Directorate of Extension has also been strengthened.

The University has the mandatory functions of teaching, research and extension in agricultural and allied sciences.

Board Of Regents

Board consists of board members representing two members from progressive farmers, two members from persons interested in agricultural education, one member from among registered graduates of not less than five years standing of the University, one member from woman social worker and a nominee of Indian Council of Agricultural Research. Ex-Officio members will be Secretary Agriculture & Horticulture, Secretary Education, Secretary Finance to Government of Karnataka and Dean of the University. Vice chancellor will act as chairman of Board. Registrar of the University shall be the Ex-Officio Secretary of the Board. Policy decisions for the development of University are taken through this body and other Statutory bodies such as Academic Council, Finance Committee and Boards of Studies.

Manpower

The University has taken sufficient care to have human resource required for agricultural education, research and extension in the respective areas of specialization. In an effort to give due emphasis to new emerging areas like Biotechnology, Biopesticides, Biofertilizers, Environmental Sciences, Information Technology, Agro Meteorology, etc., a thorough reorganization of staffing pattern has been done and sufficient number of posts are created in these faculties. Wherever trained persons are not available, the personnel in the University have been deputed to higher studies/training in the required areas of specialization.

The University has 95 sanctioned posts of Professors, 117 Associate Professors and 705 Assistant Professors totaling 917 technical positions supported by 2,045 Service Personnel. All the technical positions are meant for Teaching, Research and Extension activities in the University. The teachers in the University have received a number of State and National Awards for their excellent work in different fields.

Finance

The University, with a view to achieve optimum progress, has taken measures to implement various programmes. Ambitious infrastructural development programmes with the help from ICAR assistance, State Government and other Authorities like CADA, HKDB etc., have been undertaken. As the funds provided during the period was less compared to the requirements/allocation, the expenditure during the period from 1995-96 to 1997-98 is in excess of receipts.

Academic Administration

With a view to provide the administrative facilities for managing academic programmes, the University has started administrative offices mainly in the form of the office of the Registrar and the Office of the Administrative Officer. The office of the Registrar is completely responsible for implementing all the academic programmes, award of degrees and appointments in the University. The Administrative Officer and his staff assist the Vice-chancellor in the general administration of the University. Each college has a unit of these offices which assist the respective Directors of Instruction in conducting the academic programmes.

Directotrate Of Students Welfare

The Directorate of Students Welfare is responsible for the co-curricular activities of the students viz., sports, cultural, NCC, NSS etc. The Directorate is also responsible for other students amenities like hostels, dispensaries, cafeteria etc. The Directorate is headed by the Director of Students Welfare who is assisted by a Deputy Director and other staff.

 



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