ENGLISH UG & PG
Overview of the Department
The Department of English is one of the oldest and premier departments of the college started in 1962. It offers General English to all the streams and English literature as a core paper in B. A and M.A programmes. The Department focuses to promote Communication Skills and empower students with relevant skills set in the globalised context. Having been introduced in 1992-93, the PG English Department has completed its Silver Jubilee in 2018-19 and organized a Two Day National Conference on “Skillset through Education” along with the other PG Departments. It is affiliated to Krishna University and is shortly going to become autonomous. At present, the programme is run as per the guidelines of KRU.
Goals and Objectives
Goals
- To prepare students to function effectively in the social and other situations in which they may be called upon to use English.
- To expose learners to literatures from different parts of the world so that this in turn would serve as an introduction to varying cultural contexts.
- To introduce students to critical appreciation and train them in analytical skills.
- To motivate students towards Research.
Objectives
- To equip learners for their present and future academic pursuits, to understand classroom lectures, improve reading skills, make references, participate in classroom discussions, make presentations and develop confidence and practice Soft Skills.
- To develop employability through Fluency in English.
- To cover all the periods of English Literature.
- To understand literary techniques and mode of comprehending a text.
- To emphasize the study of the English language- phonological, linguistic, and pedagogical.
- To take note of the current needs of the students and aim at the development of their communication skills.
FACULTY
Dr. Girija Nambiar
Dr. V. Satya Sudha
Dr. Sr. G. Innyasamma
Ms. B. Santhi Sri
Ms. Sajida Mubeen
Ms. T. Deepthi
Ms. G. Sumalatha
Ms. L.M.R. Swarupa Rani
Ms. Y. Supriya
Dr. Satya Srinivas
Mr. Bhanu Prasad
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TELUGU
Overview of the Department
Since the inception of Maris Stella College the department of Telugu is a part of it. From 1962 to late 1980’s most of the students opted it for their language study. Even today Telugu is the most favourite course of many students. Being an autonomous college apart from the 80% curriculum prescribed by APSCHE the department of Telugu introducing 20% which creates more interest in subject to the students. In such a way the department prescribing the syllabus. The department is conducting various literary and cultural activities to build up confidence of a student in creative writing, in reading high standard works of literature and to present through dramas, seminars and mono actions by understanding the content properly.
Objectives
- Gain command over the language.
- Bring awareness about the moral values and personality building.
- Encourage to pursue higher studies.
Goals
- Develop the ability of presentation skills.
- Bring awareness of Indian culture and heritage.
- Acquire higher education with high academic standards.
FACULTY
Dr. V. N. Manga Devi
Dr. R. Srinivasa Rao
HINDI
Goals and Objectives
- भाषा पर अधिकार बढ़ाना|
- भारतीय संसृति और सभयता पर प्रकाश डालना |
- महात्माओं की जीवनियों के दव्रारा आत्मनिर्भरता , देशभक्ति आदि गुणों की महिमा का वर्णन
FACULTY
Ms. B. Karuna Harika
SANSKRIT
Overview of the Department
The Department of Sanskrit came into existence with the over whelming demand from the student community in the year 1984. Year by year the strength of students is growing with big number. Apart from the offered Regular Course the Department conducted one year spoken Sanskrit centre sponsored by UGC in the year of Sanskrit announced by Govt.of India. The Department organised 6 National Conferences and 1 International conference on Sri Jagannatha Vangmaya Vaibhavam, Trible Literature and Culture, Yogic Methods of Inquiry, Contribution of Andhrities in 60 years of Independent India, Contribution of Prof. Satyavrat Shastri the first jnanpeeth awardee in Sanskrit to sanskrit literature, Krishnadevaraya’s Contribution to Sanskrit Literature, Agamaas, Mana Telugu Tejam, sponsored by Rastriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha-Tirupati, UGC, Indian Council of Philosophical Research-New Delhi, Sri Venkateswara Vedic University-Tirupati, A.P State Council of Higher Education, Sanskrit Academy-Hyderabad respectively. National Workshop and Exhibition on Sanskrit Epigraphy also organised in collaboration with Archaeological Survey of India (Epigraphy Department) Mysuru, and Department of Museums and Archaeology, Govt.of A.P.
Under CPE of UGC the Department designed diploma and Advanced diploma courses on Indian Indigenous Medicine and offered the same to the students.
The Department under autonomous system prescribing 20% of Curriculum Apart from the 80% of APSCHE which provides maturity to student by the study of Sanskrit.
Goals and Objectives
Goals:
- To create interest in students for Higher Learning in Sanskrit.
- To give the real picture of Indian literature to students which provides an attitude for simple living and high thinking.
- To develop scientific approach in students through the study of Sanskrit Literature.
Objectives:
- To Provide simplified inputs to learn Sanskrit easily.
- To Made the students skilled in reading, writing and understanding of the selections prescribed.
- To encourage the students in participating various literary and cultural activities.
FACULTY
Dr. D. Ramakrishna
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HISTORY & TOURISM
The postgraduate Department of Bioinformatics was instituted in 2002. From 2005-2010 the programme was supported by the Innovative Programme of the UGC, and this enabled the Department to improve its infrastructure and engage in innovative methods of teaching and research.
The Master’s degree in Bioinformatics offers a strong multi-disciplinary acquaintance to develop computational methods that integrate technologies from science, statistics, and chemistry to handle and process biological data.
The Department has a well-established computer lab with a high-end server and computers with a 24×7 internet facility. Under the DST-FIST Grant-2017, the Department has procured the Schrodinger software, an inclusive platform to address the challenges in pharmaceutical research and to cater to the needs of teaching, research and industrial applications.
The Summer Internship is an integral part of the course at the end of the first year. Students intern in reputed institutions all over the country such as IGIB, RGCB, IBAB, NCBS and IISc. They are involved in the live projects of these Institutes and acquire hands-on experience in handling commercial software, as well as training in work ethics.
The Department organises International and National seminars, workshops and conferences on multitude areas of Computational Biology with the invited resource persons from reputed institutes across the country.
Adding to the accolades, our students have been selected for MS in Genomics at the University at Buffalo, University of Manchester, Leicester University, University of Cardiff, and Ph.D. in Environmental Bioinformatics, at Taichung University, Taiwan. Students have been placed in various industries like Fabgenics, CIBA-ICAR, Kyvor Genomics, Blackbuck Technologies and many more.
FACULTY
Dr. Mrs. G. Beulah Pearl Sunanda
Venugala Anjani Simha
Mrs. Nandavarapu Sailaja
ECONOMICS
Overview of the Department
The Department was established in 1962, to mould the students as outstanding and self – supporting individuals both socially and economically.
The department is promoting knowledge based and research oriented study courses offered are based on Intellectual excellence, Social responsibility & civic consciousness, Economic freedom, Moral commitment & Universal spirituality in search of the ultimate truth.
The department is providing qualitative environment to the student community enabling them to build their career and compete in the current oriented job market.
Goals and Objectives
GOALS:
- To mould the student as outstanding and self-supporting.
- To Motivate the individuals to think in an economic way.
OBJECTIVES:
To train the students to achieve
- Intellectual Excellence
- Social responsibility & Civic Consciousness
- Economic Freedom
- Moral Commitment and
- Universal spirituality in search of the ultimate truth.
FACULTY
Dr. K. Swaroop Kumar
Dr.V.Swapna
Dr.Ms. Sathyavedam
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POLITICAL SCIENCE
Overview of the Department
The department of Political Science is one of the oldest departments of the college. It was established in 1962, offering a paper to B.A students. It invite students to develop the analytical and critical skills necessary to understand the contemporary social and practical issues. The special emphasis is to Educate students by imparting values and knowledge to work with excellence in the society.
Goals:
To develop better citizenship, inculcate civic sense and political consciousness among students to promote peace, unity, solidarity and integrity of the nation.
Objectives:
- To equip students with knowledge and understanding to achieve high academic standards.
- To help students to work for social justice and promote human dignity in society.
- To discover their potentials and channelize them to form integrated personalities.
- Sensitize them to appreciate and respect other faiths and help them to act responsibly in relation to themselves and others.
- Prepare students to face social realities and promote peace and unity of the nation.
FACULTY
Dr.V.Prasad Rao
P.Mrudula Sri
SOCIAL WORK
Overview of the Department
The department of Social Work in Maris Stella College was established in the year 1972. The Department is actively involved in providing evidence-based, quality oriented social work education through most advanced and emerging domains of practice, research and field interventions. It has also engaged itself in strengthening social work practice, research and field projects. Maris Stella’s BSW program is holistic and unique. It is both academic and experiential.
The Department runs its field action programmes to demonstrate the relevance of social work interventions in dealing with social issues and problems and also to strengthen its theoretical foundation. The program maintains a healthy balance between classroom sessions and field practice. Students are introduced to basic concepts in Social Work and the values and ethics integral to the Social Work profession. Students undertake observational visits to selected social service agencies and health care centers offering community services. The curriculum teaches various perspectives and diverse methods of Social Work, giving students the requisite theoretical foundation and professional skills to do Social Work
Goals and Objectives
GOALS
S – Strong Theoretical Foundation on Subject
O – Organize Individuals, Groups and Communities
C – Competent, committed &creative social workers
I – Inculcate Values, Skills and Techniques
A – Alert Students to Face the Changing Scenario
L – Learn Unceasingly to Attain Professionalism
W – Work Hard to Achieve Excellent Results
O – Open to Adopt New Challenges
R – Regularize the Reading Habit to Get Knowledge
K – Know the Management of Learning for Life
OBJECTIVES
To impart theoretical knowledge to students on social work subjects
To train qualified and professional social workers
To train students to deal with various social problems
To study and conduct research regarding social issues and situations
To co-ordinate and promote social work activities
To offer consultancy and assistance to the organizations
To improve the socio-economic conditions of the society
FACULTY
Sr. A. Sahaya Mary
JOURNALISM
- From Classrooms to Newsrooms
An Overview of the Department
1. Introduction
The Department of Journalism, established in 2015, has evolved as a vibrant space for nurturing future media professionals. The department offers a balanced curriculum encompassing both print and electronic media, empowering students to develop communication proficiency, ethical awareness, and industry-ready skills. With access to state-of-the-art facilities and mentorship from experienced faculty, students receive hands-on training and theoretical knowledge to meet the dynamic needs of the media world. Alumni of the department have successfully built careers in journalism, advertising, public relations, content creation, and digital media, highlighting the department’s commitment to excellence.
Vision
To empower students to become ethical, innovative, and responsible media professionals through quality education in journalism, fostering critical thinking, creativity, and communication skills to impact society positively.
Mission
M1: To provide holistic and practical journalism education that integrates traditional and new media platforms.
M2: To cultivate ethical responsibility and integrity in students by instilling core journalistic values such as truth, fairness, and objectivity.
M3: To enhance research and reporting skills by encouraging inquiry, creativity, and lifelong learning.
M4: To prepare students for diverse careers in journalism and mass communication by strengthening their storytelling, analytical, and technological competencies.
2. Historical Background
The Journalism Department was introduced in 2015 in response to the growing need for trained communication professionals in the region. From its inception, the department has emphasised experiential learning, blending theoretical foundations with practical exposure. Over the years, the department has grown in strength, introducing innovative teaching practices and industry-aligned training. Students regularly participate in internships, studio visits, and media production exercises that give them real-world experience. The department also encourages faculty and student research, enhancing its academic reputation.
3. Academic Programmes
The department offers undergraduate courses in Journalism and Mass Communication with interdisciplinary exposure to related fields such as English Literature and Political Science.
Core Courses:
- Introduction to Journalism
- Reporting and Editing
- Media Laws and Ethics
- Radio and Television Journalism
- Public Relations and Advertising
- Development Communication
- New Media and Society
- Film Studies
- Media Research Methods
Skill Enhancement & Elective Courses:
- Production
- Creative Writing
- Magazine Journalism
- Scriptwriting for Radio & TV
- Photojournalism
- Online Journalism
- Campus Newspaper Production
Interdisciplinary Courses:
- Communication Theory
- Media Literacy
- Media, Gender and Society
4. Faculty & Research
The department has qualified and experienced educators who are actively involved in:
- Publishing research articles in UGC CARE-listed journals
- Presenting papers at national and international conferences
- Contributing book chapters on media and communication topics
- Guiding student research projects
- Pursuing PhD research in Journalism and allied fields
- Clearing eligibility tests like UGC NET and APSET
5. Student Achievements & Activities
Students of the department have consistently excelled in both academics and co-curricular pursuits. Many have:
- Secured internships at reputed media houses and TV channels
- Participated in intercollegiate media festivals and competitions
- Published articles in newspapers and campus publications
- Cleared competitive exams and pursued higher studies in journalism, media studies, and film
The department regularly organises:
- Guest lectures by senior journalists and media professionals
- Field visits to studios, FM stations, and newspapers
- Seminars, debates, and photo exhibitions
6.Facilities & Resources
- Smart classrooms with ICT-enabled tools
- Access to a rich library with books, journals, and e-resources in media and communication
- Media lab equipped with editing software and AV tools
- Access to digital platforms like Google Classroom and Canva for project work
- Provision for screening documentaries and films for classroom learning
7.Industry & Community Engagement
The department actively collaborates with media organisations and professionals through:
- MoUs with local studios and FM stations
- Internship opportunities with newspapers and television channels
- Guest talks and workshops by working journalists and editors
- Community media initiatives, awareness campaigns, and media literacy drives
- Student participation in real-time content creation for social causes
8.Curriculum & Pedagogy
The department employs experiential and student-centered learning methods:
- Project-based learning including newspaper and magazine production
- Media simulations and mock news reporting
- Interactive learning via platforms like Kahoot, Padlet, Quizizz, Canva
- Equal assessment weightage across theory and practical modules
9.Future Plans
- Establishment of a Media Production Lab for digital content creation
- Launch of a Certificate Course in Digital Journalism & Content Writing
- Organise national-level seminars and media festivals
- Promote collaborative research and publication
- Expand industry partnerships for advanced internships and training
- Strengthen alumni engagement for mentorship and career support
FACULTY
Mr. K. Sarath Chandra
MATHEMATICS
-Empowering Minds through Mathematics
An Overview of the Department
1. Introduction
The Department of Mathematics was established in 1962 with the goal of fostering analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and mathematical reasoning among students. The department is committed to providing a strong foundation in mathematics, equipping students with the knowledge required for higher education, research, and industry, and holistic student development, preparing young women to meet the challenges of a dynamic world with confidence and an environment of academic excellence.
Our vision is to inspire and empower students through quality education in mathematics, while our mission focuses on academic excellence, skill development, and innovation in teaching mathematics.
Vision
To empower students with strong mathematical foundations, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, fostering academic excellence, innovation, and ethical responsibility to contribute meaningfully to society and address global challenges.
Mission
M1: To provide quality education in mathematics through a dynamic and multidisciplinary
curriculum, promoting analytical thinking and research-oriented learning.
M2: To instill leadership and social responsibility by encouraging students to apply
mathematical knowledge to real-world problems and community service.
M3: To cultivate an inclusive and collaborative learning environment that nurtures innovation,
sustainability, and lifelong learning.
M4: To prepare students for different career opportunities and higher education through skill
enhancement and value-based education.
2. Historical Background
The Department introduced the BSc Mathematics programme with Physics and Chemistry in 1962. Initially, faculty from Chennai supported the department, and in 1968, Sr. Susan, a former correspondent and provincial, joined as one of the first faculty members. Over the years, dedicated lecturers such as Ms. B. Koteswaramma (HoD, 1971-1998), Ms. Durga Subbayamma (1971-1989), and Ms. Leela Ratnam (1976-1990) played a significant role in shaping the department. Since 1998, Ms. G. Usha Kumari has been leading the department, ensuring its continuous growth.
To cater to evolving student interests and industry needs, the department introduced new programmes such as BSc Mathematics with Physics and Computer Science in 1991, BSc Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science, BA Mathematics, Economics and Statistics and MSc Mathematics in 2003, and BSc Mathematics with Electronics and Computer Science in 2007. With the introduction of autonomy in 2003, the department also offered innovative two interdisciplinary elective courses: Quantitative Aptitude and Analytical Skills and launched certificate courses like Arithmetic; Sets, Relations & Functions on MOODLE.
3. Academic Programmes
The department offers undergraduate programmes in Mathematics with interdisciplinary combinations, ensuring students gain a comprehensive understanding of both theoretical and applied mathematics. The courses offered in Mathematics include:
Core Courses: Differential Equations, Analytical Solid Geometry, Group Theory, Numerical Methods, Laplace Transforms, Special Functions, Ring Theory, Introduction to Real Analysis, Integral Transforms, Linear Algebra, and Vector Calculus.
Elective Courses: Functions of Complex Variables, Advanced Numerical Methods, Number Theory, and Mathematical Statistics which are skill enhancement courses.
Interdisciplinary Electives: Analytical Skills, a Skill Enhancement Course and Basic Mathematics, a Multidisciplinary Course.
4. Research
The department has well qualified, experienced and dedicated faculty members engaged in teaching, research, administration and curriculum development and they contribute to:
- Research in Pure and Applied Mathematics.
- Publications in reputed journals and conference proceedings.
- Organizing and participating in national and international workshops, conferences, seminars, and FDPs.
- Curriculum development to align with industry and research trends.
5. Student Achievements & Activities
Students of the department have consistently excelled in academics, extracurricular activities, and competitive exams. Many students secure top ranks in university exams and pursue postgraduate studies at reputed institutions and quite a number of students secure jobs.
The department organizes quiz competitions, problem-solving sessions, student seminars and exhibitions of mathematical models, puzzles, and concepts. UG final year students undertake mini projects in applications of Mathematics for greater learning experience.
6. Facilities & Resources
The department provides a well-equipped learning environment with smart classrooms with ICT tools for interactive learning, access to online learning platforms and digital resources and a well-equipped library with reference books, textbooks, etc.
7. Industry & Community Engagement
The department actively collaborates with industries and research organizations through MoUs with institutions for research and skill development, guest lectures and workshops by industry experts, internship and training programmes in analytics and applications of mathematics, and community outreach programmes to promote mathematics awareness in schools.
8. Curriculum & Pedagogy
The department integrates innovative teaching methodologies to enhance student learning. Technology such as Google Classroom, Kahoot, Plickers, GeoGebra, Quizizz, Padlet, other Google Apps, and digital platforms are used extensively for interactive learning. The department promotes project-based learning such as assignments involving real-world applications of mathematics, and mini-projects. Hands-on activities, student seminars and peer teaching are integral parts of the assessment methodology. Equal weightage is given for all units of a course in exams to ensure holistic learning.
9. Future Plans
The department aims to
- Establish a Mathematics Lab with GeoGebra, Scilab, MATLAB, and Python-based tools for advanced problem-solving and research.
- Use AI tools like WolframAlpha, Symbolab, Desmos and interactive platforms like Courseera for offering personalized learning, problem-solving assistance, and interactive visualisations.
- Strengthen research collaborations with reputed institutions.
- Organize national and international conferences and workshops.
- Enhance ICT-enabled learning and digital resource accessibility.
FACULTY
Dr. Sr. Jasintha Quadras
Ms. G. Usha Kumari
Dr. Sr. Kulrekha Mudartha
Dr. C. Krishnaveni
Ms. V. Sudha Devi
Ms. S. Padmavathi
Sr. S. Asha
Ms. K. Tabitha
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STATISTICS
Analyzing Today, Shaping Tomorrow
An Overview of the Department
- Introduction
The Department of Statistics was founded in 2003 to develop students’ analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and logical reasoning. It focuses on providing a solid foundation in Statistics, preparing students for higher education, research, and careers in industry. The department aims to foster the overall development of students, empowering young women to face the challenges of a rapidly changing world with confidence. It is committed to maintaining an environment of academic excellence.
Vision
To provide students with a strong foundation in Statistics, critical thinking, and
problem-solving skills, while encouraging academic excellence, innovation, and social
responsibility to address global challenges.
Mission
● To provide quality education in Statistics through a dynamic curriculum that fosters
analytical thinking, research, and real-world application.
● To encourage leadership, social responsibility, and the use of statistical knowledge in
addressing community and global challenges.
● To create a supportive learning environment that encourages innovation, sustainability,
and lifelong learning, while preparing students for careers and further education. - Historical Background
The department began in 2003, initially led by Mr. Venkateswara Rao, a retired Government Professor. Since 2005, Ms. D. Vedavathi Saraja is heading the department. To meet the evolving demands of students and the job market, the department introduced new programs such as BSc Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science in 2003, and a B.Sc. Honours (Statistics) starting in 2023. - Academic Programs
The department offers undergraduate programs that blend Statistics with other subjects,
ensuring students gain a well-rounded understanding of both theoretical and applied Statistics.
Key courses include:
Core Courses: Descriptive Statistics, Random Variables, Discrete and Continuous
Distributions, Inferential Statistics, Sampling Techniques, Design of Experiments, Applied
Statistics, Computational Statistics, and R Programming. Statistical Methods for Business
Analytics, Business Research Methodology, and Statistical Quality Control.
Elective Courses: Operations Research, Statistical Quality Control, Optimization
Techniques, and Applied Statistics.
Interdisciplinary Electives: Business Forecasting, Basic Statistics, and Basic Statistical
Tools. - Faculty Research
The department’s faculty is highly qualified and experienced, contributing to research in Pure Statistics, publishing in reputed journals, and participating in national and international conferences, workshops, and seminars. They also work on aligning the curriculum with industry trends and research - Student Achievements & Activities
Students consistently perform well academically and in extracurricular activities. Many achieve top ranks in university exams and go on to pursue postgraduate studies. The department organizes an annual inter-collegiate Statistics Meet, “SAANKHYA,” which includes quizzes, presentations, and a Spell Bee. Final-year students undertake mini projects that help apply their statistical knowledge to real-world problems. - Facilities & Resources
The department offers a well-equipped Statistics Laboratory with licensed SPSS software, smart classrooms with interactive ICT tools, access to online learning platforms, and a library with a range of reference materials. - Industry & Community Engagement
The department actively collaborates with industries and research organizations, offering
guest lectures, workshops, and internship opportunities focused on analytics and applications of Statistics. - Curriculum & Pedagogy
Innovative teaching methods are integrated into the curriculum, including the use of Google Classroom, Kahoot, Quizizz, SPSS, and other digital tools. Project-based learning, hands-on activities, student seminars, and remedial teaching are key elements of the assessment process, ensuring a well-rounded education. - Future Plans
● Strengthen research collaborations with leading institutions.
● Organize national and international conferences and workshops.
● Expand ICT-enabled learning and digital resource accessibility.
FACULTY
Dr.D.Vedavathi Saraja
Ms. M. Parveen Syed
PHYSICS
Overview of the Department
The department of Physics was established in the year 1962. The Department defines its mission in the context of academic excellence, and scientific integrity. As Physics is a bridge between technology and society, the department’s primary responsibility is to bring an understanding of basics of Physics and prepare undergraduate students for career in Physics and assume leadership roles in an increasingly scientific and technological world. The Department of Physics makes student learning its central focus and encourages faculty members to pursue M.Phil and Ph.D, undertaking research projects, participating and presenting papers in International and National seminars, undergoing various faculty enrichment programs etc. The department adopts technology enhanced teaching and learning and help students to develop better insight, and conceptual models of physical phenomena.
The department grabs all opportunities to enhance skills of students by arranging internships at Efftronics System Private Limited, short term training programmes at MHRD instituted ‘SIEMEN’s Skill Development Centre’ at Andhra Loyola Institute of Engineering & Technology approved by the Govt. of AP and short term certificate courses for 30 hours conducted by ECE department of Andhra Loyola Institute of Engineering and Technology, Vijayawada.
The departments of Physics inaugurated the Physics INSPIRE CLUB on 6th November,2014. Inspire club provides opportunities in a great way to build skills including leadership, teamwork, communication and learners could showcase talents in a brilliant way. The department organizes many students centric events, educational tours and inter- collegiate competitions. Students from intermediate, UG and PG sections of various colleges participate in it. Getting involved in club activities can increase peer network, which in turn, increases exposure and learning in academic and social environments.
Goals
Enhance passion for learning physics with the incorporation of technology-Enabled Active Teaching and Learning approach and providing knowledge needed for success in graduation, or begin their career or to enter post graduation.
Learning objectives
- To nurture the talents of students
- To sharpen up presentation skills and communication skills through assignments and oral paper presentations
- To develop problems-solving skills.
- To develop competence in physics laboratory and have a working knowledge of basic experiments and the ability to work independently.
- To organize a regular series of activities on a wide range of physics topics involving students and arranging guest lectures on subject related as well as on latest trends in physics.
- To impart students research oriented skills through mini research projects during final year of their graduation
- To promote team spirit and organizational skills in executing planned activities of the department on a wide range of physics topics
- To motivate students to learn additional skill based courses.
- To encourage students to become aware of latest leading job opportunities.
- To sensitize students to become aware of environmental, ethical and contemporary issues
Outcome of the learning
Students graduating with Physics as one of the major will be
- gaining a working knowledge of fundamental concepts in the basic areas of physics
- able to understand how to perform modern literary searches to locate and retrieve scientific information
- able to think creatively about scientific problems and their solutions
- able to collaborate with peers to solve physics problems or laboratory experiments
- able to apply knowledge from one or more areas of Physics to make appropriate intellectual connections or solve problems in another area of Physics
- able to read, present and discuss information found in current research or scientific journals through assignments
- familiar with important historical experiments and their revelations about the understanding of the universe
- able to pursue career objectives in under- graduation or in a professional life.
A student, thus graduating from Maris Stella College with Physics as one of the major in under graduation will have been exposed to a wide range of principles in different branches of physics and get ready for post graduation study or take up immediate job.
FACULTY
Dr. G. Little Flower
Ms. P. Padmalatha
D.JEEVITHA
Ms.Sara Kumari
Pothula Jayaprada
ELECTRONICS
Overview of the Department
The Department of Electronics was established in the year 1991. From the inception Mathematics, Physics and Electronics was offered as the combination. Since 2007-08 Mathematics and Electronics are offered in combination with Computer Science. This course was intended to produce students competent in theory, design and applications which has a good market value and considered as the latest trend of the job market.
Goal
Strive to mould young women competent with technical knowledge in Electronics and contribute to the nation’s development.
Objectives
- To impart theoretical knowledge along with skill orientation.
- To enhance understanding through practicals and hands on practice.
- To develop technical skills needed for higher progression.
- To promote scientific thinking.
- To become creative and innovative.
FACULTY
Ms. K. Hannah Anuhya
COMPUTER SCIENCE
- Overview of the Department:
The Department of computer science was established in the year 1990. The goal of the department is to prepare students to become thoughtful, productive members of the computing profession and community.
Computer science courses come in combination with other groups. They are MPCs, MSCs, MECs, and MCCs. The curriculum is designed in such a way that it gives both basic foundations as well as covers the latest technologies to the student.
The course follows APSCHE structure and UGC syllabus. Every three years the syllabus is revised with the latest technologies. The laboratories are equipped with the software and the hardware configuration required for the student to perform lab practical.
Computer Science curriculum incorporates subjects like programming in C/C++, Python, java & PHP, Database management Systems, Operating System, Data Structures, Internet Technologies, Software Engineering and Big Data technologies.
Goals and Objectives:
- Student should acquire adequate competency in theory, systems, and applications, the three main areas of the computer science curriculum
- Exposure to expertise through workshops so as to get equipped with all the knowledge that is required to grow as a confident individual who can face the real world challenge
- Build problem solving skills in students through internships and projects. So, that they can formalize general problem statements into precise algorithmic solutions.
- Train up the faculty to enhance their knowledge and skills, to facilitate the student in all the ways.
- To upgrade the knowledge of both students and teachers so as to understand the market trends and latest technologies.
- To share the knowledge and contribute to the welfare of the society.
- To attract more students to join the Computer Curriculum.
FACULTY
Ms. P. Vidhyavathi
Ms. E. Grace Lydia
Ms. P. Malathi
Rev.Sr. Sujitha Sudar Vizhi
CHEMISTRY
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
1. Student learning goals
Goal 1: To profusely train the students who are proficient enough in Chemistry.
Objectives
Chemistry students will demonstrate mastery of chemistry concepts by various means to meet minimum proficiency standards.
Students will do undergraduate research (mini project) under the direction of faculty mentor.
Goal 2: To guide and lead the students in acquiring basic and advanced knowledge of chemistry to aspire job and pursue higher education.
Objectives
Students will acquire theoretical knowledge required by various chemical industries through the course curriculum (especially elective papers).
Technical emphasis will promote them to enter the work space through practical sessions and certificate course programme.
Goal 3: To transform the students socially responsible, morally strong and face the real life situations.
Objectives
Students will recognize their social responsibilities by participating in public awareness programmes taken up by the department.
Students will enrich their moral values through value education classes and good practices adopted in the campus.
Students will transform themselves to face real life hurdles through mentoring and counseling.
2.Faculty goals
Goal 1: Faculty will support and recognize continuous improvement in teaching &learning.
Objectives
Strive for more reachable and innovative teaching and learning methods beneficial to students.
Help to uplift the slow learners.
Invite eminent resource persons recognized for teaching excellence to seminars/guest lecture/workshops to impart high end knowledge to the students.
Provide the support necessary for new faculty to establish themselves in successful careers.
Goal 2: Faculty will always strive for excellence.
Objectives
Increase the number of student and faculty participation at connferences/workshops/seminars etc.
Increase the likelihood that the research work done in the department will result in publications.
Ready to undergo training to enhance knowledge.
Goal 3: Faculty will serve the college and society at large.
Objectives
Serve the college through various committee representations by department faculty.
Serve the society through various reach out programmes outside the department.
3.Programme goals
Goal 1: Promote and develop excellence in chemistry teaching.
Objectives
Support the use of best practices in teaching chemistry including practicals.
Motivate students towards higher education in chemistry.
Goal 2: Promote and develop research attitude in chemistry.
Objectives
Provide opportunity to do mini project as a part of their UG course.
To fetch funding for research both within the college and external sources.
Provide subject as well as job enrichment opportunities.
Goal 3: Promote and develop job oriented skills and knowledge.
Objective
Increase the job opportunities at UG level itself through need based certificate course and elective papers.
FACULTY
Dr. S. Vanilatha
Ms. V. Javali
Ms. D. Santha Kumari
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Overview of the Department
The Department of Biotechnology was established in the year 2008. This course was intended to produce students competent in theory, design and applications which has a good market value and considered as the latest trend of the job market The Department defines its mission in the context of academic excellence, and scientific integrity. As Biotechnology is a bridge between technology and society, the department’s primary responsibility is to bring an understanding of basics of Biotechnology and prepare undergraduate students for career in Biotechnology and assume leadership roles in an increasingly scientific and technological world. The department adopts technology enhanced teaching and learning and help students to develop better insight. Department provides opportunities in a great way to build skills including leadership, teamwork, communication.
Goals
Our Goal is to produce competent Biotechnologists who can employ premium processes and applications which will profoundly influence the existing paradigm of Agriculture, Industry, Healthcare and restoration of environment providing sustainable competitive edge to present society.
Objectives
To provide a Biotechnology educational program with the impetus to generate quality workforce.
To instil spirit of innovation and creativity in young minds with sound research aptitude.
Provide a regulatory and institutional framework for Biotechnology development and applications.
To create awareness about potentials of Biotechnology with socio – ethical implications.
FACULTY
Dr. Kishore babu Merakanapalli
Dr.Anila Rani P
FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
An Overview of the Department
- Introduction
The Department of Food Science and Technology, established in 2017, is committed to advancing knowledge and innovation in food processing, safety, and sustainability. It offers a comprehensive blend of theoretical and practical training, equipping students with the expertise to transform raw agricultural products into high-quality processed foods. With a strong focus on research, industry collaboration, and societal impact, the department prepares students for successful careers in the food sector while promoting food safety, quality, and sustainable practices.
Vision:
To empower students with advanced knowledge and hands-on expertise in food science, enrich their learning through innovation and industry-driven training, excel in promoting food safety, quality, and sustainability, and transform by cultivating leadership, ethical responsibility, and positive societal impact.
Mission:
M1: To equip students with comprehensive knowledge and skills in Food Science &
Technology for successful careers in the Food Industry.
M2: To conduct innovative research in Food Science & Technology, focusing on food safety, quality, nutrition, processing, and sustainability.
M3: To serve the food industry and the community by providing expertise, training, and
outreach programs that promote innovation, enhance food safety, and improve public health.
M4: To promote sustainable food systems by developing environmentally friendly food
processing methods, reducing food waste, and exploring alternative food sources. - Historical Background:
The Department of Food Science and Technology was established in 2017 with a vision to provide quality education and hands-on training in food science, processing, and safety. Initially, the department offered a triple-major program with two combinations: Food Science, Microbiology, and Biochemistry and Food Science, Microbiology, and Chemistry, catering to the evolving needs of the food industry. During its formative years (2017–2019), the department was led by T. Rajeswari and J. Tulasi, who played a crucial role in laying its foundation. Following them, Dr. J. Asha Kumari took charge as the Head of the Department (HOD), guiding its academic and infrastructural development. In 2019–2020, J. Tulasi and A. Havilah took the initiative to further shape and strengthen the department. Their efforts contributed to the department’s growing reputation and academic excellence. The leadership baton was then passed to P. Deva Sri (2020–2021), who played a key role in enhancing the department’s academic and research framework. From 2021 to 2022, Dr. G. Kranthi Kumar successfully led the department as HOD, His leadership significantly contributed to the department’s progress and recognition. Since 2023, P. Bhavani (HOD) and K. Sai Kalyani have been steering the department toward new heights, focusing on innovation, industry engagement, and academic excellence. Their leadership continues to drive the department’s growth, ensuring it remains at the forefront of Food Science education and research. - Academic Programmes
The Department of Food Science and Technology offers a diverse range of undergraduate programs designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of both theoretical and applied aspects of food science, nutrition, and technology. The curriculum
blends essential food science subjects with interdisciplinary knowledge to ensure students are well-equipped to meet the challenges of the rapidly evolving food industry.
Core courses: Introduction to Food Science & Nutrition, Health, Hygiene & Wellness, Food Biochemistry, Human Nutrition, and Food Microbiology.
Elective Courses: Food Safety and Quality Control, Baking Science & Technology, Technology of Meat, Fish Poultry and their Products, Technology Fruits, Vegetable and Plantation Crops and Fermentation Technology.
Interdisciplinary Electives: Analytical Skills, a Skill Enhancement Course and Multidisciplinary Course. - Members & Research:
The food department is supported by a team of highly qualified, experienced, and dedicated faculty members who play a crucial role in teaching, research, and curriculum development. Their contributions include:
•Conducting research in food science, food technology & nutrition.
•Organizing and participating in national and international workshops, conferences, seminars, and Faculty Development Programs (FDPs), fostering collaboration and continuous professional development.
•Engaging in curriculum development to ensure that courses are aligned with the latest industry trends, technological advancements, and research developments, providing students with a well-rounded, current, and practical education. - Student achievements & Activities:
Students of the department have consistently excelled in academics, extracurricular activities, and competitive exams. Many students secure top ranks in university exams and pursue postgraduate studies at reputed institutions, while quite a number of students secure jobs in the food industry.
The department organizes quiz competitions, problem-solving sessions, student seminars, and exhibitions of food models, recipes, and culinary concepts. These events provide a platform for students to engage with the field in a creative and practical way.
Final-year undergraduate students undertake mini-projects that explore the applications of food science, offering a hands-on learning experience and deepening their understanding of the diverse aspects of the food industry. - Facilities & Resources:
The food department offers a range of essential facilities and resources to enhance student learning, research, and practical experience. It features specialized labs, such as food science, sensory evaluation, nutrition, and food technology labs, where students can engage in hands-on experiments, food analysis, and product development. The department also provides access to a well-stocked library with books, journals, and online databases like ScienceDirect and PubMed, allowing students to explore in-depth research and stay up-to-date with the latest developments. ICT resources, including smart devices and sensors for monitoring food storage conditions, as well as virtual learning platforms like Moodle and Google Classroom, support both in-person and remote learning. To further support practical learning, the department provides food processing equipment, giving students valuable hands-on experience in food production, quality control, and packaging design. These resources ensure students are well-equipped to thrive in both academic and real-world food industry settings. - Industry & Community Engagement:
The food department actively fosters industry and community engagement through a variety of collaborations. It has established Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) to provide students with exposure to the latest trends and practices in the field. Thishelps to facilitate various collaborative activities, including workshops, training programs, and seminars, helping both students and faculty stay updated with industry advancements. The department organizes field trips, industry visits, and study tours to offer students practical insights into food production, processing, and quality control. Notable industrial visits include trips to Sangam Dairy, where students observed dairy processing and product development, and KCP Sugar Factory, where they learned about sugar production and manufacturing processes, etc. Additionally, the department is deeply committed to community service, demonstrated by a project in Nidamanuru, where students educated the local community on nutrition. Through this initiative, students taught essential nutritional concepts to schoolchildren and community members, promoting better health and dietary practices. - Curriculum & Pedagogy:
The food department employs innovative teaching methodologies to enhance student learning and foster a deeper understanding of the subject. Technology plays a pivotal role, with tools like Google Classroom, Kahoot, GeoGebra, Quizizz, and other Google Apps being extensively used to promote interactive and engaging learning experiences. Digital platforms such as Padlet further encourage collaboration, idea-sharing, and group discussions. The department prioritizes project-based learning, assigning real-world tasks that bridge theory with practice and also provide students with opportunities to apply their knowledge in practical settings. Hands-on activities, student-led seminars, and peer teaching are integral components of the assessment methodology, enabling students to demonstrate understanding and engage collaboratively. - Future plans:
Skill Development & Certification: Collaborate with food industries to provide industry-recognized certifications that facilitates internships, jobs and career growth.
➢ Skill Development & Certification
➢Strengthen collaborations with food industries to offer industry-recognized certifications.
➢Facilitate hands-on training, internships, and job placements to enhance career opportunities.
➢Organize workshops and training programs on the latest food processing technologies and safety standards.
FACULTY
Kasarabada SaiKalyani
Ms.P.Bhavani
MICROBIOLOGY
Goals
1. To train students for Service to Oregon’s citizens, government agencies and require expert advice about microorganisms and the roles they play in our health, economy, and sustainability of our natural resources.
2. To equip fundamental research training for undergraduate, students who will become future leaders in science, medicine, and industries.
Objectives:
1. Provide a compelling and relevant microbiology curriculum that will train students at a high standard of scientific literacy and impart appropriate skill Sets.
2. To impart knowledge of the basic principles of -Bacteriology,virology,Mycology,Immunology and Parasitology including the nature of pathogenic microorganisms,pathogenesis,laboratory diagnosis,transmission,prevention and control of human and plant diseases common in the country.
FACULTY
Dr. I. Mani Deepa
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BIOCHEMISTRY
Exploring - Inspiring Innovation through Biochemistry.
An Overview of the Department
1. Introduction
The Department of Biochemistry was established in 2020 with the aim of cultivating scientific curiosity, critical thinking, and research aptitude among students. The department is dedicated to providing a strong foundation in biochemistry, equipping students with the knowledge and skills essential for higher education, research, and industry. Committed to holistic student development, it prepares young women to navigate the evolving scientific landscape with confidence, fostering an environment of academic excellence.
Vision
To nurture students with a profound understanding of biochemistry, instilling analytical thinking, research aptitude, ethical awareness, and critical thinking to address global challenges in healthcare, research, and environmental sustainability.
Mission
Academic Excellence & Research Orientation: To provide quality education in biochemistry through a dynamic and interdisciplinary curriculum, promoting analytical thinking, scientific inquiry, and research-driven learning.
Innovation & Lifelong Learning: To engage in high-impact research, contributing to the global scientific community through publications, collaborations, and participation in national and international conferences.
Ethical & Social Responsibility: To instill moral integrity and ethical awareness, encouraging students to apply biochemical knowledge responsibly for the betterment of society.
Leadership & Community Engagement: To empower women with a strong sense of social responsibility, enabling them to apply their biochemical expertise to solve critical challenges in healthcare, industry, and environmental sustainability.
2. Historical Background
The Department of Biochemistry was established with the vision of integrating biochemical sciences with food science, microbiology, and technology-driven innovations.
The pioneering faculty team included Dr. Alice Jayapradha, whose unwavering dedication and relentless efforts played a pivotal role in establishing the course.
In 2023, the addition of Mr. K. Krishna Manohar as Head of the Department significantly contributed to establishing the department’s distinct identity.
3. Academic Programmes
The Department of Biochemistry at Maris Stella College offers an Undergraduate Programme designed to provide students with a strong foundation in biochemical sciences, equipping them with theoretical knowledge and practical expertise.
Core Courses: Biomolecules, Cell Biology, Analytical Techniques, Basic Microbiology, General Physiology, Genetics, Bioenergetics and Metabolism of Carbohydrates & Lipids, Clinical Biochemistry, Immunology Nutritional Biochemistry and Enzymology.
Elective Courses: Molecular Biology, Genomics and Proteomics, Metabolism of Nitrogen Compounds, Nanotechnology & Pharmaceuticals.
4. Research
The department has well qualified, experienced and dedicated faculty members engaged in teaching, research, administration and curriculum development and they contribute to:
- The department boasts a highly qualified faculty with expertise in Biomolecular Sciences, Enzymology, Metabolic biochemistry, Clinical and Molecular diagnostics.
- Publications in reputed journals and conference proceedings.
- Organizing and participating in national and international workshops, conferences, seminars and FDPs.
- Curriculum development to align with industry and research trends.
5. Student Achievements & Activities
Students of the department have consistently demonstrated excellence in academics, extracurricular activities, intercollegiate competitions, and competitive exams. Many achieve top ranks in university examinations, pursue postgraduate studies at prestigious institutions like Central universities and foreign universities, and secured promising career opportunities. Students actively participate in national and international conferences.
The department organizes student seminars quiz competitions, and Science Expos to promote scientific curiosity. Students undertake mini projects in applications of biochemistry for greater learning experience. In addition, the department offers in-house internships for enthusiastic UG students to foster research aptitude and technical proficiency in core areas of biochemistry.
6. Facilities & Resources
- Well-equipped Biochemistry laboratory with advanced analytical instruments.
- Departmental library with extensive Biochemistry reference books and e-resources.
- Software tools for Molecular Modeling and Bioinformatics applications.
- Smart classrooms with ICT tools for interactive learning, access to online learning platforms.
7. Industry & Community Engagement
The department places strong emphasis on fostering meaningful connections with both industry and the community. These engagements are designed to provide students with practical exposure, enhance their technical skills, and promote social responsibility through health awareness and education. This includes:
- Workshops and Training Programmes in Biochemical techniques and industrial applications.
- Field Trips & Industrial Visits to Biochemical, Food, Pharmaceutical, and Biofuel industries.
- Internships and Training Programmes in Clinical Biochemistry and Immunodiagnostics in hospitals and research labs.
- The department actively engages in community outreach initiatives to raise awareness about various health concerns among community.
- Special programs focus on educating young girls about the significance of folic acid and the role of hemoglobin in maintaining good health and preventing anemia.
8. Curriculum & Pedagogy
The department prioritizes a dynamic and student-centered approach to education, integrating cutting-edge technology and innovative teaching methods to foster deep understanding and critical thinking in biochemistry. The curriculum is designed to blend theoretical knowledge with practical application. The curriculum features:
- Integration of technology such as Google Classroom, Virtual Labs & Simulations, interactive websites & apps, and digital platforms for enhanced, interactive learning.
- Experiential learning methodologies including case studies, research projects, hands-on laboratory sessions, and industrial visits, to provide real-world exposure.
- Skill-based and value-based courses focused on Clinical Biochemistry and Enzymology, offering students specialized knowledge in key areas of biochemistry.
- Encouragement of project-based learning through assignments that apply biochemistry concepts to real-world scenarios, including mini-projects. The assessment approach incorporates hands-on activities, student seminars, and peer teaching as essential components of learning.
- Balanced evaluation with equal weightage given to all course units in exams, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of biochemistry.
Commitment to Excellence
The Department of Biochemistry is dedicated to fostering a culture of academic rigor, research excellence, and holistic student development. The key pillars of this commitment include:
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Well-structured academic framework that integrates Biochemical theory with practical applications, ensuring a strong scientific foundation.
- Distinguished Faculty: Team of experienced academicians and researchers who have made significant contributions to international research, peer-reviewed publications, and prestigious academic conferences.
- Research-Driven Learning: Stimulating academic environment that encourages students to engage in research, explore emerging trends, and develop hands-on expertise in Biochemical instrumentation.
- Interdisciplinary Exposure: Collaborative learning opportunities with allied disciplines such as Food Science & Technology and Microbiology, broadening the scope of Biochemical applications.
- Skill Development & Innovation: A strong emphasis on practical skill acquisition, independent research exploration, and scientific problem-solving to prepare students for evolving challenges in biochemistry and related fields.
With a steadfast commitment to nurturing the next generation of biochemists, the department continually strives to enhance student learning experiences, research contributions, and industry relevance, positioning itself as a distinguished center for biochemical education and innovation.
9. Future Plans
- Industry-Academia collaborations for skill-based training and employability enhancement.
- Expansion of Laboratory Infrastructure with cutting-edge biochemical instrumentation.
- Initiation and development of grant-supported research activities in Medical Biochemistry, Biotechnology, and Environmental biochemistry.
- Development of Online Certificate Courses in 4-quadrants for Molecular Diagnostics, Pharmaceutical Biochemistry, and Bioinformatics.
FACULTY
Mr. K. Krishna Manohar
Dr. R. Gangaraju
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BOTANY
Overview of the Department
The Department of Botany was established in the year 1962 with Smt. Rama Manoher, a dynamic personality as first member as the faculty. Many great personalities served the department. T. Nirmala Devi, Sr. Antonia, Mrs. P. Sheela Praba, Mrs. Kamala Kumari, Dr. J. Asha Kumari and Mrs CVL Karuna were some of the retired staff members. Presently, three members serving in this department. The department is flourishing with three well equipped laboratories (One for under graduate courses and the other for Intermediate course apart from these two, a plant tissue culture laboratory is also there) a well collected museum, a departmental library with good number of books and two botanical gardens (Medicinal and horticultural). All the faculty members are well qualified, trained and attended various webinars, seminars, workshops and symposia.
Goals and Objectives
- Motivate students towards skill-based courses using their potentiality to their best and to develop recently realized skills through projects.
- To create environmental awareness to make them eco-friendly.
- To guide and encourage students to get good placements.
FACULTY
Kiranmai Tamma
Mamidi Sushma
ZOOLOGY
Overview of the Department
The department of zoology is a reputed oldest department with highly qualified staff for girls in Vijayawada city. Department organizes guest lectures,seminars,work shops and certificate courses every year. The students of I,II,III degree who aspire to study animal biology can benefit from the Bachelor of Science in Zoology.The 3 year degree imparts education on the diversity of animal life, development and physiological functions as well as their genetic structure.Students who pursue this course can pursue career paths in the fields of Animal Biotechnology,Biochemistry,Animal husbandry and clinical science-Medical lab technology as cluster electives in their final year.
Goal:
To achieve high academic standards with quality and skill based technical teaching.
Objectives:
To introduce the basic principles of Non Chordates and Chordates, different strata of taxonomy, classification based on specific characters and the phyla.The core courses like Genetics,Embryology,Physiology,Ecology,Cell biology,Animal biotechnology,Animal husbandry and general and cluster electives- Immunology and Clinical science lab technology.Skill enhanced Certificate courses and Hands on training in Vermitechnology and Ornamental fish culture
Course outcomes:
1.Students can easily understand the phylogeny of life, connecting link between different phyla and appreciate the diversity of fauna.
2.They learn the general characters of each phylum and their classification and identify animals by using different taxonomical keys.
3.Students get the essentials of each course and their functioning.
The students will have knowledge on applied and skill oriented courses.
FACULTY
Dr. Sr. P. Japamalai
Dr. N. Bharatha Jyothi
Dr. Ramani
COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Goals and Objectives
Goal
Our goal is to impart career-based knowledge and inculcate values in the students with all round personality development so that they become economically independent, future entrepreneurs and live a successful life filled with Truth and Charity.
Objectives:
- To set and achieve high academic standard in the department in an atmosphere of autonomy.
- To develop leadership of high caliber and integrity in the light of autonomy.
- To make the students learn the subject with practical knowledge apart from theoretical knowledge.
- Developing in them an intellectual curiosity and eagerness for life time learning and make them capable to put their knowledge to creative use.
- Developing an attitude of oneness.
FACULTY
Ms. Poojitha
Ch.Madhavi latha
Ms.Padmaja
Ms.Swetha
Overview of the Department
The PG Department of Business Administration was started in the year 2004 with an aim to groom young women into managers and entrepreneurs. The department conducts a two-year full time MBA programme affiliated to Krishna University and approved by All india Council for Technical Education. The department has state of the art infrastructure with well furnished seminar halls, computer labs. All the faculty are doctorates with expertise in the field of Marketing, Human Resource Management and Finance. The programme offers Dual Specialization and Generic Elective courses with Choice Based Credit System. The courses are well designed meeting the requirements of the industry. The students are trained to be campus ready through a 45 hour softskills development programme by experts. As part of institution industry interface the department organizes guest lectures and industrial visits. The students organise an annual management fest ‘Samanvay’, it’s a platform to explore their skills, they actively involve in raising funds and organising various events. The students actively participate in placement drives and the alumna is placed in reputed corporate organisations in lower and middle management levels. Some of the alumna are entrepreneurs in diversified fields.
Goals and Objectives
- To impart quality management education to young women.
- To develop soft skills by arranging interaction with industry professionals.
- To inculcate the spirit of entrepreneurship.
- Groom students to face the challenges of life.
FACULTY
Dr. Bommisetti Ravi Kumar
Dr. Anupama Nalkurti
Dr. Sr. K. Ramana
Dr. I. Naga Sumalatha
Ms. S. Manjula
About the department:
Agriculture and Rural Development sciences that are life-enhancing, socially sensitive, environmentally responsible and economically beneficial in the current and emerging scenario of socio-economic-climatic-technological changes in India and globe. The vision statement is paraphrased as follows.
- Leading-edge education with life-enhancing programmes will produce graduates, who will be adaptable humane citizens and innovative, contributing and motivated force to serve the state and the nation by advancing, sharing and applying knowledge and skill.
- Sustainable development of green, blue and white revolution in the state.
- In the context of the emerging scenario of socio-economic-climatic-technological changes in India and globe, the technology will be socially sensitive, environmentally responsible, and economically beneficial.
- To meet the local problems and diversity in socio-economic ethnicity, the programme and policies will be prioritised with special drive on backward areas and the tribal agriculture.
- To improve the share of agriculture in Andhra Pradesh economy, it will provide leadership in sharpening the competitive edge of the state agriculture through a package of appropriate strategies, public policies and programmes, technology services and investment support.
MISSION : Activities accelerating upward trajectory of the Maris Stella College
Maris Stella College have aspiration to greatly improve college activities producing skilled human resources including high caliber graduates with knowledge and expertise, develop relevant technology and provide appropriate services to the farming community, the pathway of which has to run through the plan characterised by desire to consolidate our strengths, to integrate further our research, educational and extension activities, to optimise our infrastructure and accelerate our success. The activities are to be built up together by the staff and students in every part of the Maris Stella College to ensure continuance of the journey with great vigour, centering around the original commitment.
GOAL:
Enhance environmental quality and natural resources. Use non-renewable resources more efficiently. Take better advantage of on-farm resources. Employ natural and biological controls for pests and disease.
OBJECTIVES:
- To contribute to the advancement of knowledge in agricultural science and technology and to solve the environmental problems to make human living more comfortable.
• To meet the need of agricultural manpower for social, professional and economic development through teaching, research, practical training and extension education.
• To promote learning in an environment conductive to free -thinking and innovation to cultivate the skills, attitudes and habits of life-long learning, so as to be well prepared to adapt to a rapidly evolving society
• To cater the need for knowledge workers in our rural society and focus on lifetime employability rather than lifetime employment.
FACULTY
Dr. P. Lakshmana Swamy
Mr. A . Chennaiah
Ms. M.Priyanka
P. Suma Gracia
M. Blessy Olive
M. Sony Priyanka
Mr. K. Manoj Kumar Reddy
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