About Post Graduate Diploma in Higher Education (PGDHE)
The PGDHE is intended for those planning to teach or are already in a position to teach in an institution of higher learning.
Initially recommended by the National Policy on Education (1986) and endorsed by the Rastogi Committee on teachers in higher education, the PGDHE has been recognized by the UGC as equivalent to an Orientation Programme and two Refresher Courses of the Academic Staff College. PGDHE has a one-year duration.
The program is designed for:
a) A teacher who works in a university, college, or other institution of higher education.
b) Those with a postgraduate degree in any field with at least a second division should apply.
c) Those who have a professional degree in a field such as Engineering, Medicine, Agricultural Science, or Law, can apply for this position.
A Description of the Course
Name of Program: Post Graduate Diploma in Higher Education
Duration : Minimum: 1 Year
Maximum: 4 Years
Qualification Criteria: Bachelor's degree or a higher degree in any discipline from a recognized university
Age Bar: No Bar
Program Fees: 3,000 Rs/-
Accessible Medium: English
These Are the Courses That IGNOU Offers
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| Course Code |
Title of the Course |
Credits |
| MES-101 |
Higher Education: Its context and linkages |
6 |
| MES-102 |
Instruction in higher Education |
6 |
| MES-103 |
Higher Education: The Psycho-social context |
6 |
| MES-104 |
Planning and management of higher education |
6 |
| MES-105 |
Project Work-MES-105 |
6 |
| MES-106 |
Extended contact Programme |
4 |
NOTE:- Students can also download the Student's Handbook and Prospectus from the university's website at www.ignou.edu. Please note that the information provided here is partial and should not be construed as comprehensive. So, you may find that some courses are not listed here. If students have any questions about the course, they should contact the university.
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