Understand the different forms, scales, approaches and strategies for development interventions.

Understand the different forms, scales, approaches and strategies for development interventions.

Lagrangian, non-inertial frames, spinning tops and more…

How do microeconomic models work?

Advanced methods in statistics. 

Examining structural change and economic growth in Development Economics. 

Building on microeconomic theory for the postgraduate level. 

Language training so that you are able to meet the needs of your courses, use your written skills for understanding ideas and questions.

In this course, we will investigate the nature of artworks and the role they play in our lives; we will focus on specific problem cases and concrete artworks in order to answer these questions.

What is the nature of the small and marginal farmer and the non-farm informal sector?

Who are the people involved in India’s largest occupation and who is a farmer? 

Using poetry and short stories to explore creative writing.

This is a gateway course that conveys the excitement of doing close reading and literary analysis. It also looks at different genres and the interaction between the student and literary text, and the inevitability of multiple meanings and perspectives.

Understanding behaviour of animals from an evolutionary and ecological perspective.

How did cooperation evolve? Why do stereotypes persist? Why are degrees considered so important? Why do political parties hold rallies

Learn how to use the methods and tools required to solve linear equations.

Learn to apply the tools of linear equations and matrices to real world problems including social networks, online search engines, and the production process

Exploring critical reflection through other disciplinary areas. 

Using physics to explain observations at cosmic scales. It’s truly out of this world!

This is an introductory course in chemistry for students of physics.

Exploring the texts that make up the city of Bangalore. 

Epidemiological analysis contributes to the understanding of how ​‘development’ as a process is closely connected to the building of a ​‘healthy’ society.

A guided self-study around conceptual and analytical abilities as well as writing and reading that is necessary for the field of biology. 

Is science teaching possible without laboratory work?

A prerequisite course for understanding Differential and Integral Calculus. 

The second of three courses of calculus for your Mathematics Major. 

A course on multivariable calculus for a further study in a large number of mathematical areas.