Understanding the contemporary developmental challenges faced by Adivasi community 

Coherence between the ideas introduced in the course will be built through the pedagogy, such that the teaching of literature and writing can be meaningfully connected to the critical teaching of languages.

The course surveys macroeconomic theory and its evolution through the use of rigorous mathematical and logical models.

The course will delve into some selected areas of microeconomic theory where there has been active research in recent years and give students the understanding and the tools to engage with these areas.

This course will enable students to engage in the process of research through an exposure to both qualitative and quantitative social research techniques.

Advanced methods in statistics. 

Examining structural change and economic growth in Development Economics. 

Building on microeconomic theory for the postgraduate level. 

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? 

Explore the science, impacts, and solutions of air pollution in India through hands-on projects and policy, technology, and community-based approaches.

A hands-on introduction to GIS and spatial thinking for analysing development issues and improving planning and decision-making.

This course introduces students to Stata, which is another widely used statistical software package that is often a requirement for employment.

Using epidemiological research methods to generate evidence.

This course aims to introduce the students to concepts and techniques of summarising, visualising the geometry, and analysing such dependent, multivariate data.

For students who seek to graduate with a 2 year MSc

Critically examine different models of development interventions and design interventions to address specific development problems

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

A workshop-based course on public writing and media engagement for communicating social action and social change.

Understanding the most-prevalent types of Member Based Organisations (MBOs) that either work for the vulnerable communities or for rights of informal and formal labour.

A workshop course

Learning about the key concepts and regulations that shape social enterprises, as well as enable them to systematically plan for the establishment of a social enterprise.

The statistical techniques employed in policy and governance studies.

Study how children learn and develop within school contexts.

Critically engage with multiple perspectives on children, childhoods and the diverse contexts (both Indian and global) in which children live

Literature can expand the imagination and lifeworld of children, and act as a mirror and window into the world in which children live. 

Students will study and analyse a range of civil society interventions that have sought to address some of the core public health concerns through direct intervention in healthcare.

Understand social inequality through sociological concepts of caste, class and gender.