Recruitment Notice Call for Applications for the posts of Assistant Professor, Research Associate, and Academic Manager

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Positions

Roles

Qualifications

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Assistant Professor

The Assistant Professor will be expected to teach undergraduate and postgraduate courses related to the Indian Knowledge Systems, contribute to curriculum development, and guide research initiatives within the Centre. Candidates should have a strong academic background with a focus on one or more of the following areas: Sanskrit language and literature, Indian philosophy and spiritual traditions, Indic history and culture, Indian art and aesthetics, Vedic wisdom and other ancient sciences.

Scholars, teachers, subject experts and practitioners with Master’s Degree and minimum of 55% or equivalent in the discipline of Literature, Sanskrit, Philosophy, History, Political Science, Social Science, and Economics are encouraged. Applicants from other disciplines pertaining to Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) are also eligible for the post.

We prefer Ph.D. degree holders and registered Ph.D. candidates (with due permission from their affiliating institutes).

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Research Associate

The Research Associate will work closely with the faculty members and scholars on research projects related to the Indian Knowledge Systems. The role involves conducting literature reviews, assisting in research publications, and contributing to interdisciplinary studies that advance the understanding of IKS. Scholars with expertise in Sanskrit texts, Vedic literature, or other relevant areas are highly encouraged to apply.

Young postgraduates with a minimum of 55% or equivalent in the discipline of Literature, Sanskrit, Philosophy, History, Political Science, Social Science, and Economics are encouraged. Applicants from other disciplines pertaining to Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) are also eligible for the post.

The candidates must possess the M.A. degree before the last date of application. Strong research and writing skills, with an ability to contribute to academic papers and publications are expected.

Knowledge of Sanskrit or other classical Indian languages is an added advantage. A deep interest in preserving and promoting Indian Knowledge Systems will be sought.

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Academic Manager

The Academic Manager will be responsible for overseeing the operational aspects of academic activities within the Centre. This includes managing course offerings, coordinating events and conferences, liaising with faculty, students, and external stakeholders, and ensuring smooth day-to-day academic operations. The ideal candidate should have excellent organizational and administrative skills and a keen interest in the growth of academic programs related to Indic Studies.

A Bachelor’s degree in any discipline (preference for those with background in Education, Management, or Indic Studies). We expect:

(a)    Proven experience in academic administration or related roles.

(b)   Strong organizational, leadership, and communication skills.

(c)    Ability to work in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary environment.