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AN UNDER TAKING OF TIBETAN CHILDREN’S VILLAGE
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I consider children to be the seeds of our future and it is inspiring to note that most of our establishments in exile are today manned by young educated Tibetans. I would like to stress that we are now at a stage to make long-term plans of selfreliance in various specialized fields during our period of exile and more importantly, when we are able to return to Tibet with freedom. We need to make a concerted effort in this direction. His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s message to TCV in 1996
Though much has been achieved, we still have a long way to go in fulfilling our aims and objectives of providing the children under our care with the necessary resources and opportunities to develop their abilities to the fullest. As has been highlighted by His Holiness the Dalai Lama in his message on our 48th Founding Anniversary, the future direction of our program will be in the field of further education in specialized studies to meet the human resource needs of the community in exile and more importantly when the time comes for us to go back to our homeland. We shall endeavor further to improve the quality of our children’s education and their cultural and social upbringing without necessarily sacrificing the simplicity of our exile lifestyle. Jetsun Pema
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The Dalai Lama Institute for Higher Education The Dalai Lama Institute for Higher Education (DLIHE) is an undertaking of the Tibetan Children’s Village (TCV), Dharamsala, India. TCV was established by His Holiness the Dalai Lama on May 17, 1960 in the wake of the invasion and occupation of Tibet by the Communist China. The mission of TCV is to ensure that all Tibetan children under its care receive a sound education, a firm cultural identity, become self-reliant and contributing members of the Tibetan community and the world at large. Over the years, the TCV has grown into the largest autonomous body in the Tibetan community that caters to school and related educational services to the Tibetans in exile. TCV runs 19 schools across India and has set the pace and tempo of the educational endeavors of the Tibetan community in exile and its influence touches all Tibetan schools. The Dalai Lama Institute for Higher Education is TCV’s latest educational endeavor and one of the most significant projects to date. The DLIHE opened its doors to students on 30th of July, 2008 with 72 students and a staff of 14. The Dalai Lama Institute for Higher Education is located just outside Bangalore, on the Mysore highway, India. The DLIHE offers students a well-established campus with modern classrooms and laboratories, highlyqualified faculty, student hostels, and well-organized student activities. The Institute provides opportunities for students to learn, share, exchange, interact and dialogue on Tibetan culture
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and other academic subjects with other students and with visiting scholars from around the world Why Attend The Dalai Lama Institute for Higher Education? The mission of the Institute is to create a holistic and integrated higher education curriculum, to enable the students to delve into their area of specialization, to enable the students to become passionate life-long learners, and to enable the students to make a difference wherever they live. The teachings of His Holiness the Dalai Lama are incorporated into the curriculum of the Institute to afford students an opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of the principles of shared humanity and interdependence. The study and practice of secular ethics is also embedded within the ‘Ethics Course’ curriculum with numerous opportunities for students to learn, practice and dialogue about the practice of ethics within their lives. The DLIHE is a unique center for learning for both modern disciplines and traditional Tibetan studies for the students graduating from high schools. Students can remain immersed in Tibetan culture and community while learning skills that will allow them to succeed in today’s changing world.
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Student Labor Programme The Institute recently began a Student Labour Programme which allows students an opportunity to work to support the community of learning at the Institution while earning an hourly wage. There are a variety of jobs offered including working in office support, landscaping, waste management, and food services, and the Institute plans to expand the number of positions as the institution grows. Students apply for the labour programme through the Principal’s office.
Study of Tibetan and Chinese Languages. One of the special opportunities students have at the Dalia Lama Institute for Higher Education is the ability to study Tibetan and Chinese languages. A specialized program of study in Tibetan and Chinese Language and Literature leading to B.A. Honours degrees will be offered beginning with the 2013-14 academic-year. This is a unique programme, offered only at this institution.
Programmes of study In April, 2013, the Institute was recognized by the University of Mysore under its statutes of ‘Outreach’ and ‘Specialized’ Programmes which has long been recognized as an institution with high standards of academic quality. Beginning in the 201314 academic year, the programmes of study offered will be endorsed through the University of Mysore, making the Institute competitive with the finest in the world.
A. Courses offered under the Statute of ‘Outreach Programmes are: I. The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) has an emphasis in three different optional subject combinations: Economics, History and Political Science (E.H.P.) Economics, Political Science, Geography (E.P.G.) History, English, Psychology (H.E.Psy)
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i. In First Semester there shall be 6 Papers viz. 2 Languages (Tibetan, English), Constitution of India and 3 optional subjects ii. In Second Semester there shall be 6 Papers viz., 2 Languages (Tibetan, English), Environmental Studies and 3 optional subjects. iii. In Third Semester there shall be 5 Papers viz., 2 Languages (Tibetan, English), 3 optional subjects, and ‘Secular Ethics’ Course iv. In Fourth Semester there shall be 6 Papers viz., 2 Languages (Tibetan, English), Computer Science, 3 optional subjects. v. In Fifth and Sixth Semester there shall be 3 optionals, each optional having 3 papers II. Bachelors in Computer Applications (B.C.A.) i. In the first semester there shall be 8 papers, viz. 2 Languages (Tibetan, English), 6 Core papers (4 Theory and 2 practical) ii. Second Semester there shall be 8 papers viz. 2 Languages (Tibetan, English), 6 Core papers (4 Theory and 2 Practical) iii. In Third Semester there shall be 8 papers viz. 2 Languages (Tibetan, English), 6 Core papers (4 Theory and 2 Practical) and Secular Ethics iv. In Fourth Semester there shall be 8 papers viz. 2 Languages (Tibetan, English), 6 Core papers (4 Theory and 2 Practical) v. In Fifth Semester there shall be 8 papers viz. 6 Core papers (4 Theory and 2 Practical), Constitution of India and Environmental Studies vi. Sixth Semester – Project Work
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III. Bachelors in Commerce (B. Com.) i. There shall be 6 papers in each 6 semesters. In First Semester there shall be 6 papers viz. 2 Languages (Tibetan, English), Constitution of India, 3 Core papers ii. Second Semester there shall be 6 papers viz. 2 Languages (Tibetan, English), Environmental Studies, 3 Core papers iii. In Third Semester there shall be 6 papers viz. 2 Languages (Tibetan, English), Secular Ethics, Computer Fundamentals and 3 Core papers iv. In Fourth Semester there shall be 6 papers viz. 2 Languages (Tibetan, English), Computer Applications and 3 Core Subjects v. In Fifth and Sixth Semesters there shall be 6 Core papers each
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B. Courses offered under the Statute of ‘Specialized’ Programme I B.A. (Honours) in Tibetan Language and Literature i. In First Semester there shall be 6 papers viz. 2 Languages (English, Chinese), Constitution of India, 3 Core Tibetan papers ii. In Second Semester there shall be 6 papers viz. 2 Languages (English, Chinese), Environmental Studies, and 3 Core Tibetan papers iii. In Third Semester there shall be 6 papers viz. 2 Languages (English, Chinese), Secular Ethics, and 3 Core Tibetan papers iv. In Fourth Semester there shall be 6 papers viz. 2 Languages (English, Chinese), Computer Science, 3 Core Tibetan papers v. In Fifth and Sixth Semesters 6 Core Tibetan papers vi. Seventh and Eighth Semesters Project and Internship II. B.A. (Honours) in Chinese Language and Literature i. In First Semester there shall be 6 papers viz. 2 Languages (English, Tibetan), Constitution of India, 3 Core Chinese papers ii. In Second Semester there shall be 6 papers viz. 2 Languages (English, Tibetan), Environmental Studies, and 3 Core Chinese papers iii. In Third Semester there shall be 6 papers viz. 2 Languages (English, Tibetan), Secular Ethics, and 3 Core Chinese papers iv. In Fourth Semester there shall be 6 papers viz. 2 Languages (English, Tibetan), Computer Science, 3 Core Chinese papers v. In Fifth and Sixth Semesters 6 Core Chinese papers vi. Seventh and Eighth Semesters Project and Internship
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APPLY TO THE INSTITUTE Admission forms are available online at www.dalailamainstitute.edu.in The application form should be completed by prospective students and delivered (or sent via post) to arrive by 1 June, 2013.
To be considered for admissions: 1 Students with aggregate 60% and above at the +2 CBSE board or equivalent exams are welcome to apply for all courses offered. 2) Students opting for B.A. (Honours) in Tibetan Language and Literature and B.A. (Honours) in Chinese Language and Literature will have an additional written assessment in Tibetan and Chinese languages respectively to qualify for admission in these programmes. 3) Students opting for B.C.A. should have 55% aggregate in +2 Science with mathematics from the CBSE Board or equivalent exam or 55% aggregate with mathematics in +2 Commerce in CBSE board or equivalent exam
The application packet must contain: 1) Photocopy of +2 marks card attested by the School Principal (within 10 days of result publication online) 2) Photocopy of Transfer Certificate attested by the School Principal 3) Photocopy of Conduct Certificate attested by the School Principal 4) Three, stamp-sized photos of applicant
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR visit www.dalailamainstitute.edu.in for calendar updates for each specific academic year Odd Semester: 12th July - 11th November (Exam 12th Nov. -12th January) Even Semester: 13th January–12th May (Exam 13th May – 30th June) CONTACT INFORMATION: Dalai Lama Institute for Higher Education (DLIHE), Mysore Road, Sheshagirihalli, Hejjala Post, Bidadi Hobli, Ramanagar Distt., Bangalore -562-109. Tele:
080-28437270
Email: secretary@dalailamainstitute.edu.in,
dlihesecretary@gmail.com
URL:
www.dalailamainstitute.edu.in