Doon University, Dehradun Facilities Details: Hostel, Campus, Infrastructure, Library, Canteen

Doon University is a residential University. Students are expected to stay in the Hostel unless permitted otherwise. The students are encouraged to stay in the Campus as they will be required to participate in group discussions and attend tutorials after the regular classes are over which will help the student to clarify any doubts in the courses and improve their interpersonal and communication skills. There are separate hostels for girls and boys. The hostels with single accommodation for each student are provided with modern facilities. All students residing in the Hostel are to abide by Hostel and Cafeteria Regulations/Rules. The students are not permitted to keep firearms and music systems. They are also advised not to keep jewelry, camera and heavy cash with them in the Hostel.

Doon University is a residential University. Students are expected to stay in the Hostel unless permitted otherwise. The students are encouraged to stay in the Campus as they will be required to participate in group discussions and attend tutorials after the regular classes are over which will help the student to clarify any doubts in the courses and improve their interpersonal and communication skills. There are separate hostels for girls and boys. The hostels with single accommodation for each student are provided with modern facilities. All students residing in the Hostel are to abide by Hostel and Cafeteria Regulations/Rules. The students are not permitted to keep firearms and music systems. They are also advised not to keep jewelry, camera and heavy cash with them in the Hostel.

Adequate medical health facilities will be available to students at the Campus very soon.

The Central Library was set up in 2009 to support the teaching-learning process in the University, and since then the Library has been consistently making efforts to develop a strong collection of learning resources and to provide access to knowledge through its services. The Library is broadly divided into two parts; Reading Section and Circulation Section. Both sections combined have a good number of printed documents, including textbooks, reference books, reports, yearbooks, manuals and case studies. The circulation section consists of books of all the UG/PG courses covered by the different schools of the university and one can issue a designated number of books from this section. In order to support the teaching and research process of the University, the Library is subscribing both print and electronic based journals, a total of 40 print journals, 34 magazines and 30 e-journals are subscribed by the library, apart from this Library also provides access to more than 5000 e-journals through INFLIBNET consortia. The Library has made significant developments in terms of integrating ICT in library and information services; the library is using Library Management Software LibSys10 for its housekeeping and other activities. OPAC of LMS is also available on the university intranet for searching books of the Library. ICT is also used in the Library services, and automatic delivery of email and SMS to the user of their library transaction are some visible examples of this.

The University will encourage the participation of students in sports and games for which adequate facilities will be available.

The University has excellent IT Infrastructure facility for the students.

The University has a canteen facility for staff and students.

Banking facility with ATM will be available at the Campus very soon. All the students are required to carry their identity cards all the time.