Institute of Rural Management Anand - Campus Facilities

Campus Facilities

The campus is fully residential and equipped with student hostels, mess, lecture halls, seminar rooms, library, faculty and administrative offices, auditorium, executive training and development centre, faculty and staff housing, dispensary, and other support facilities. The IRMA staff co-operative store caters to the residents’ daily necessities. Faculty and staff live in the campus quarters provided, thereby providing facilities for interaction with the participants beyond classrooms.

• The Ravi J Mathai Library supports the mission of IRMA through the provision of information resources and services. In this role, the library plays an integral part in the learning process by providing the entire academic community with access to information for fulfilling research requirements, coursework assignments, professional development and intellectual growth. This is achieved through collection development, networking, electronic information retrieval, instruction in search strategy and assisted access to an array of resources and data. Using current technologies, the library seeks to identify and implement innovative means for broadening access to information beyond immediate holdings while continuing to build and maintain an exemplary body of on-site resources.
• Executive Training and Development Centre (ETDC), where the executive training programs and seminars are held, has 35 single-occupancy air-conditioned rooms, four suites, a dining hall, a lounge, conference and syndicate rooms with audio-visual equipment and an exclusive computer laboratory which is networked with the institute's main computer center. This facility is available for executive training programmes and conferences planned by the faculty.
• IRMA Auditorium, which has a seating capacity of 400, is used for all major events of the institute and for entertainment. Movies are screened regularly for the participants of programs and the residents of the campus. It is used for musical concerts hosted by the Society for Promotion of Indian Culture and Music amongst Youth (SPIC-MACAY) and the cultural programs hosted by the students.
• The Students Activities Center (SAC) has a gym-cum-sports complex, with facilities for a regular workout, badminton and table tennis courts.

A co-operative store on the campus is open in the evenings six days a week and provides all the items required by the residents on the campus. It is well stocked with provisions and stationery.

A campus dispensary is readily accessible for any basic medication. The honorary medical officer visits the campus for an hour every day, and a staff nurse resides on the campus to attend to medical emergencies.