Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda - Faculty of Family and Community Science

Faculty of Family and Community Science

Faculty of Family and Community Science is one of the faculties of the Maharaja Sayaji Rao University. Mostly its a girls' college but boys can get admission. One can earn five majors in the Home Science faculty.

  • Foods and Nutrition
  • Human Development and Family Studies
  • Clothing and Textile
  • Fashion Technology
  • Home Management
  • Home Economics
  • Extension and Communication

Students can do their B.Sc. (home) degree as well as Post Graduation M.Sc. in any of above major or they can do their graduation with General Home Science which cover all five majors. The faculties are highly educated and experienced in their field. The majority of the faculty have doctorates in their field. Graduating students are placed in good industries.

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