Facilities- Kannada University

Facilities- Kannada University

Library:

Established in 1992, Kannada University aims to foster studies, research, and development in Kannada language, literature, culture, and related aspects of Karnataka.  An essential component for effective academic functioning is a well-equipped library. The success of the university is measured by the quality of its library service, which should not only be quantitatively rich but also qualitatively responsive to academic needs.  Akshara Granthalaya is dedicated to achieving these goals, emphasizing the collection, preservation, and dissemination of knowledge.

Recognizing Kannada University library as the heart of the university, its excellence is a key indicator of the institution's overall quality.

Boys Hostel:

Kannada University has constructed separate hostels for SC/ST and backward students, providing accommodation for up to 500 students. The hostels include gym facilities and are managed by the Social Welfare Department of the Karnataka Government, with the building constructed by Kannada University. Solar water heaters, solar power supply, and pure drinking water facilities enhance the hostel's amenities.

Girls Hostels:

Similarly, separate hostels have been built for girls from SC/ST and backward classes at Kannada University. Gym facilities are available, and the hostels are managed by the Social Welfare Department of the university. The building and facilities are provided by the university, including solar water heaters, solar power systems, and pure drinking water. The hostel can accommodate up to 200 girls.

Gym Centre:

The Health and Gym Center at Kannada University, constructed in 2013-14, comprises separate rooms for boys and girls, with bathroom facilities. A Table Tennis court is also available. The center includes rooms for men and women, a separate room for a doctor, a laboratory, and a treatment facility, benefiting hostel students and staff.

Health Centre:

Constructed during 2013-14, the Health Centre at Kannada University has separate health checkup rooms for men and women, equipped with necessary medical tools.  A doctor and two caregivers work in the center, providing emergency distribution of medicines when needed.