N-List
This is to inform all faculty members that in order to gain access to academic journals through the N-LIST (National Library and Information Services Infrastructure for Scholarly Content) portal, it […]
International Faculty Development Programme (FDP) 16.04.2025 to 30.04.2025
An International Faculty Development Programme (FDP) will be conducted by Southfield College, Darjeeling in collaboration with Indian Sociological Society (ISS) and Integrated Institute of Disaster Management (IIDM) from 16th April […]
MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS SESSION
FORMAL REPORT ON MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS SESSION Title: Report on the Mental Health Awareness Session at Southfield College, Darjeeling. Date: 28/3/2025 Venue: Damien Hall Organized by: Sneha Rai, Anugra Tamang, […]
Holiday List For April 2025
NOTICE Date: 28.03.2025 The college will remain closed on the following dates: Sl. No Dates Days Occasions 1. 01.04.2025 Tuesday Day after Id-Ul-Fitr 2. 07.04.2025 Monday Chaitay Dashai 3. 10.04.2025 […]
INTERNATIONAL FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
15 Days International Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on Research Methodology – A Qualitative Approach (Hybrid Mode) April 16 @ 6:00 pm – April 30 @ 8:00 pm Click here to Apply
Inauguration of UPSC (CSE) Coaching Classes
Inauguration of UPSC (CSE) Coaching Classes
Seminar on Career Options after Graduation by Brainware University
Seminar on Career Options after Graduation by Brainware University
Emporium Career Counselling & Guidance Seminar
Emporium Career Counselling & Guidance Seminar
GSCE Career Counselling & Guidance Seminar
GSCE Career Counselling & Guidance Seminar
Talk by Garul and Chandrawati Dewan Foundation on Computer Literacy
Talk by Garul and Chandrawati Dewan Foundation on Computer Literacy among the students
Southfield College was founded as Loreto College, in Darjeeling in August, 1961 as a women’s college. At the request of the Government of West Bengal, the Irish Branch of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Darjeeling Loreto Educational Society agreed to take care of its management. However, due to the lack of personnel the Loreto nuns were compelled to hand over the college to the Government of West Bengal, hence to be run as Southfield College.