Strategically located across Bengaluru, our schools and centres reverberate with lively student life at every corner
JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) has six faculties, each offering a wide range of subjects, research programmes, and study choices. The faculties are committed to providing a positive student experience through quality teaching and a balanced approach to theory and practical skills.
At the Faculty of Engineering & Technology, we offer graduate, postgraduate, and specialised programmes in all major branches of engineering and technology. Our courses focus on building practical skills and knowledge, helping students to move confidently from university into their chosen careers. Teaching and research are supported by well-equipped labs and facilities, making learning clear and hands-on.
At the Faculty of Sciences, students have the opportunity to study subjects that range from life sciences and chemistry to physics and environmental science. Key areas of interest include genetics, microbiology, biotechnology, bioinformatics, and materials science. Programmes are designed to encourage curiosity through laboratory work, field study, and research in these specialised fields. This hands-on and analytical approach equips students with the experience and scientific knowledge relevant for careers in healthcare, research, environmental management, and emerging technology sectors.
At the Faculty of Management, teaching blends fieldwork, case studies, and ongoing feedback with a clear focus on business concepts and theory. Our management programmes help students build a deep understanding of business and encourage them to explore new ideas and approaches.
At the Faculty of Commerce, students can choose from a range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and research programmes that focus on business and public sector careers. Through strong industry links, the faculty develops courses aimed at building practical skills and knowledge for today’s business environment, helping students prepare for managerial and specialist roles.
At the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, the faculty supports a learning environment that encourages students to follow their interests, broaden their perspectives, and explore creative ideas in subjects such as history, literature, psychology, sociology, and more. This approach helps students develop strong analytical, communication, and critical thinking skills for a variety of future paths.
At the Faculty of Creative Arts and Design, we offer programmes that respond to changes in society, industry, and technology. Students learn to combine creative thinking with technical skills and an understanding of contemporary contexts, preparing them for a range of careers in the creative sector.
