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'India Space Week' is being organized from August 12, 2026, to August 18, 2026 | Official Circular |
Online Workshops | Competitions
Time Table PhD Course Work 2026 (w.e.f 3.8.2026)
Tentative Time Table MSc (Anthropology) Part I Sem I (New)
Tentative Time Table BSc (Anthropology) Sem I, III, V, VII (New)
Tentative Time Table MSc (Forensic Science) Part I Sem I and Part II Sem III (New)
Outstation students admitted to the Department of Anthropology, University of Delhi, may apply for hostel accommodation via this link. Last date of submission of form: 5th August 2026.
PhD student Karma Norbu Bhutia, has been awarded a research grant from the Frederick Williamson Memorial Fund 2026, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge.This award will support his doctoral research project, “Digitizing the Sacred: Contemporary Transformations of Thangka Art in Sikkim,” part of his ongoing PhD thesis, under the supervision of Dr. Mitashree Srivastava, Associate Professor, Dept. Of Anthropology, University of Delhi.
Students who have been admitted to the Department of Anthropology for BSc, MSc (Anthropology) and MSc (Forensic Science) for the session 2026-2028 are required to complete the anti-ragging affidavit form . (NEW)
Notice: Anti-ragging Committee 2026
Step by Step Guide On How To Fill An Online Anti Ragging Undertaking (new)
Daipayan Ghosh, Research Scholar, Department of Anthropology, University of Delhi, working under the supervision of Prof. R.P. Mitra, secured an award under ASA / RADCLIFFE- BROWN FUND FOR SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH 2026. The award recognises the outstanding merit of his research on "Development and Social Life of Displacement in Rural West Bengal"
Admission to Certificate Course in Forensic Science (Academic Session 2026-2027) |
Admission Notice | Admission Form (new)
List of provisionally selected candidates for the admission to PhD Programme for the Session 2025-26 (Phase-II)
The discovery of a possible prehistoric rock art site in Chaukhada village of Marihan tehsil in Uttar Pradesh’s Mirzapur by a team from Delhi University’s department of anthropology. Read more
Calling all alumni to sign up at Delhi University Alumni Connect. The Delhi University Alumni Connect (DUAC) platform is a unified digital ecosystem designed to foster lifelong connections between the University and its alumni. It serves as a central hub for alumni networking, mentorship, knowledge exchange, and community engagement.
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