* Arts Department of Arabic Department of Urdu Department of English Department of Kashmiri Department of Foreign Languages Department of Library & Information Science Department of Linguistics Department of Persian Department of Sanskrit Department of Hindi
* Social Science Department of Economics Department of History Department of Shah-i-Hamadan (r.a) Institute of Islamic Studies Media Education Research Center Department of Political Science Department of Sociology & Social Work Department of Psychology
The University provides reasonably comfortable residential facilities – on first-come-first-served basis to the teaching and non-teaching staff as well as to students, male and female, in hostels.
Besides the departmental libraries, the University has a centrally-heated central library, called Iqbal Library, with a vast collection of books, leading national and international journals and magazines and the recently installed internet facility. The location of the library, a magnificent edifice, at a walking distance from the various departments of the University, renders it easily accessible to teachers, research scholars and students of the University.
Kashmir University has declared the 3rd & 4th Education of April – May, 2010 results of PG Non Professional on 15th December 2010.
The University Campus spread over 263 acres of land is situated in the picturesque setting of glittering snow clad mountains of Harmokh range, the placid waters of Dal Lake and the divine grace of Hazratbal Shrine. The University comprises the Amarsingh Bagh, the Mughal Garden of Chinars and the Mirza Bagh. It is under the shade of Chinars in the University Campus that Moulana Abul Kalam Azad wrote some of his letters during his visit to Kashmir which later found place in his famous Gubar-i-Khatir. In pursuit of higher learning the University provides large facilities in terms of teaching faculties, infrastructure and library. The University has 54 departments and offers 65 courses and programmes in diverse disciplines of science, arts, humanities and technology.
The University has kept pace with the new developments in the field of education and information revolution and has introduced postgraduate courses in Environmental Sciences, Information Technology, Embedded System and Solutions, Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Psychology and Social Work. The fully computerized library of the University has access to information through VSAT, Radio Link and Campus Networking. The central facility of research in science and technology has been fully upgraded and brought in tune with national and international standards.
