This course intends to highlight the complex linkages between education, schooling, and society from philosophical as well as sociological perspectives. 

This course is geared towards giving students an overview of concerns and questions that make up the landscape of labour in India.

Provides multiple perspectives on designing and deploying
technology solutions

Engage in philosophical inquiry with a wider audience than the academic setting of the university.

Explore questions about how natural and social science work.

A look at the major developments of Physics — from subatomic to cosmology

A hands-on course to enable direct engagement with materials and play experiences in ECCE

Engage in improvisational storytelling bringing audience narratives to life.

Emphasizes on the role of various policy tools and institutions for environmental governance.

Understanding human-environment relationships

An exploration of the mutually constitutive relation between data, development and democracy.

This course introduces students to various ways in which power has shaped global flows of labour, capital and goods through history.

This course introduces students to foundational, theoretical and conceptual tools of Political Economy.

Explore the dynamic realm of politics by thoughtfully engaging with your preferred ideologies and confront compelling arguments in favor of opposing viewpoints.

Final course in the sequence of DDD track

Explore power dynamics through in-depth analysis of influential thinkers, like Marx, Weber, Freud, Lacan, Adorno, Gramsci, Foucault, etc.

Introduces the key ideas of power and politics, of institutions, processes and outcomes that shape contemporary India.

Insights into the multiple roles that an Early Childhood Educator is expected to play besides education — creating awareness, supporting nutrition, health and caregiving needs of children 

Fine-tune communication and fundraising skills required to be job-ready

An introduction to programme evaluation that links theory of change, organisational strategy, and impact assessment to design, monitor, and improve effective social sector programmes.

Manage the execution of project tasks efficiently, while achieving the project goals effectively

The course aims to equip the students with the perspectives of human rights and social accountability, to apply this framework to understand the health rights of communities, and to learn tools and techniques for strengthening the public healthcare system.

Study key health issues and responses

Supervised internship in public health settings

Introduces students to the practices of understanding as well arguing for claims in the public realm

Introducing students to puppetry and visual theatre, emphasising hands-on engagement

This certificate, consisting of two courses, aims to build competencies in analysing quantitative data, applying inferential statistics, and its visual representation.

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Introduces students to basic analytical tools used to enable decision-making in organisational settings