Introduction

The President of India gave assent to The Central Universities Act, 2009 that envisages establishing and incorporating universities for teaching and research in the various states.

The Central University of Jharkhand came into being under this Act on 1st of March, 2009. The Visitor of the Central University of Jharkhand, Her Excellency, Shrimati Pratibha Devisingh Patil, appointed Dr. Darlando T. Khathing, an internationally renowned scientist and a distinguished academic administrator, as its first Vice Chancellor.

CUJ focus will be on research in cutting-edge technologies.

Vision
TO BE A FLAGSHIP UNIVERSITY FIRMLY ROOTED IN BHARATIYA CULTURE AND ITS RICH SPIRITUAL LEGACY; FOSTERING AN OPEN, RATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC TEMPERAMENT FOR A BETTER WORLD.

Mission

ACCESSIBLE, AFFORDABLE AND QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ALL.

HOLISTIC GROWTH OF SENSITIVE AND RESPONSIVE CITIZENS IN BHARTIYA SPIRITUAL ETHOS.

CUTTING EDGE, IMPACTFUL RESEARCH COUPLED WITH ENTREPRENEURIAL EXCELLENCE TO CREATE FUTURE READY CITIZENS.

Objectives

To disseminate and advance knowledge by offering guidance and resources across disciplines.

To make space in the course curriculum for integrated courses in humanities, social sciences, and science and technology.

To implement effective strategies to promote innovations in teaching and learning, and facilitate interdisciplinary studies and research.

To inspire and cultivate young talents and contribute to the nation's progress.

To establish partnerships with industries that possess expertise in cutting-edge innovations in science and technology, aimed at promoting industrial exposure and hands-on learning for students.

To play a key role in the intellectual, academic, and cultural development of the regional population, thereby enhancing their social and economic well-being.

The Logo Colours
Three colours of the logo have been chosen with reference to what the ancient Upanishads have to say on colours:
Green : - Green is reminiscent of the strong connection between nature and humanity. It symbolises vitality and growth and is reflective of the greenery that abounds in the region.
Maroon/Yellow Ring : The maroon-yellow ring weaves together the threads of existence and dynamic energy with the grace of simplicity and the depth of wisdom.
Golden Yellow : - Yellow is symbolic of optimism and the boundless energy of youth. It exudes the promise of knowledge, wisdom and prosperity.
Wheat Crown : - The wheat crown is a symbol of hope, prosperity, and sustenance, depicting the sustainable agricultural practices of Jharkhand.
Banyan Tree : - The Banyan Tree embodies growth and strength. It instils self-awareness through quiet reflection and meditation.