Data Protection and Privacy Statement

This notice describes the information practices of World Peace University (WPU) that relates to the websites and apps on which this statement is posted (“Site”). This includes mobile websites and applications.

• Welcome to the Site World Peace University (WPU) . This statement demonstrates WPU’s firm commitment to respect your individual privacy on the Site and to properly manage, protect and process your personal data. For this reason, we would like to explain how we process your personal data when you interact with us.
• If you are only browsing this Site or using the Search function, we do not capture data that allows us to identify you individually. While user sessions will be tracked, the users will remain anonymous.
• If you choose to submit an application form or an email that contains personally identifiable data, for WPU to process or to render you a service, we may share that relevant data within the University, or if necessary, with other Government agencies or universities, so as to serve you efficiently and effectively.
• To safeguard your personal data, WPU has put in place appropriate security technologies, policies and procedures to secure all electronic storage and transmission of personal data.
• This Site may contain links to other independently-managed websites within the WPU network and to some sites outside the “mitwpu.edu.in” domain whose privacy practices may be different from ours. We are not responsible for the content and privacy practices of these other websites and encourage you to examine the privacy notices of those sites.
• Although WPU makes every effort to secure our networks, the University cannot guarantee the privacy of online communications. Users are advised to take the usual precautions when online, such as providing personal information in online classes, chatrooms, or other open forums on the Internet. If you are using a public or shared computer, be sure to log out when you leave by exiting the site and closing your browser. Otherwise, the next person using the computer may be able to see your personal information.