A bit of history

School of Computer and Information Sciences established
Formerly department in School of Mathematics & Statistics

School of Economics established
Formerly department in the School of Social Sciences

School of Engineering Sciences & Technology established

School of Medical Sciences established

School of Management Studies established

Sarojini Naidu School of Arts & Communication established
Formerly called Sarojini Naidu School of Performing Arts, Fine Arts & Communication

The University of Hyderabad (UoH) was born in 1974 in ‘The Golden Threshold’ (GT), in the heart of the city, which was bequeathed to the university by Sarojini Naidu’s family. Built in an Indo-European style of architecture, with huge Islamic-style arches, and a colonial-style colonnaded verandah, the Golden Threshold housed the university until it moved into its sprawling 2,500 acres campus. It later housed the Sarojini Naidu School of Performing Arts, Fine Arts and Communication, the only school in the university to be named after an individual. Currently, the Centre for Distance and Virtual Learning functions from its premises. The university has developed the place into a cultural hub.

School of Social Sciences established

School of Mathematics & Statistics established

School of Life Sciences established

School of Chemistry established

School of Physics established

School of Humanities established

University of Hyderabad established
as a Central University by an Act of Parliament.

The University of Hyderabad (UoH) was born in 1974 in ‘The Golden Threshold’ (GT), in the heart of the city, which was bequeathed to the university by Sarojini Naidu’s family. Built in an Indo-European style of architecture, with huge Islamic-style arches, and a colonial-style colonnaded verandah, the Golden Threshold housed the university until it moved into its sprawling 2,500 acres campus. Today the university is the most sought after place for higher studies in the region.

Golden Threshold also housed the Sarojini Naidu School of Performing Arts, Fine Arts and Communication, the only school in the university to be named after an individual. Currently, the Centre for Distance and Virtual Learning functions from its premises. The university has developed the place into a cultural hub.