The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has presented another postgraduate program in Folklore and Culture Studies from January 2021 meeting. The new bosses program in open distance learning (ODL) mode will principally zero in on schedule, topography, space and writing of the old stories and culture of the world as a rule, and of India specifically. Applicants with a college degree in any discipline can apply online for the two-years’ Master of Arts in Folklore and Culture Studies (MAFCS) at ignouadmission.samarth.edu.in. The open college has been offering Postgraduate Diploma in Folklore and Culture Studies (PGDFCS) through open distance learning mode. IGNOU introduces Pg Course In Folklore, Culture Studies
IGNOU introduces Pg Course In Folklore, Culture Studies
IGNOU’s MAFCS centers around topics including oral writing, material culture, social traditions, performing expressions, speculations, and techniques for legends utilized so far like recorded geological, chronicled remaking, philosophical, utilitarian, psychoanalytical, multifaceted, underlying, and context oriented, detailed NDTV.
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The course term is for a long time and the expense structure is Rs 5400/ – each year in addition to an enlistment charge of Rs 200/ – . The program facilitator is teacher Nandini Sahu. Competitors who need to apply for Masters in Folklore, Culture Studies program can do as such work March 15, 2021.
ABOUT MAFCS
Folklore is one of the upcoming areas of research and pedagogy. The modular MAFCS Programme (the first year programme being PGDFCS: 32 credits) aims at creating a pool of specialized folklorists who can create a niche for themselves in fields of studis like teaching and research departments in colleges and universities, libraries, museums, archives, historical associations, culture councils, national centres of arts, publishing houses, funding agencies, and the central and state government institutions, Agriculture, Rural Sociology, Extension, Medicine and Nursing, Women’s Studies, African American Studies, Popular Culture, English and Foreign Language/Literature Departments as translators, interpreters, curators, musicologists, teachers, artists, performers, and many more. Film industry and TV channels also have a high demand for follklorists. Folk Entrepreneurs are coming up in a big way as job creators/providers, and this programme aims at creating self-reliant scholars of folklore.
