Aims to help students develop more independence as researchers and producers of knowledge

Assess and improve accessibility across digital and physical spaces.

Introduction to acoustics and optics

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

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

 Work on developing other nuances of teaching practices

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

Equips with the skills required to understand and engage with empirical research.

Advanced physical practice of strength and conditioning and how to teach beginners a physical practice.

Between Semesters 4 & 5 in Summer

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

A survey course based on major algorithms that have influenced the world and that
continue to impact our lives. 

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.

This course focuses on the structure of the real line and functions on the reals. Notions of convergence and continuity are studied and also some important results in calculus about these concepts, and the properties of the real line that lead to these results.

Continuing our study of real numbers and their properties, we study functions on reals and their properties through some theory of differentiation and integration. We will also study how these two concepts are related.

In this third course in the analysis sequence, we study the calculus of functions of two or three variables and interpret the fundamental theorems of calculus in higher dimensions, and which have rich applications in the physical sciences.

Learn about human anatomy and different bodily systems through your practice of physical activities

Introduces students to important historical and archaeological questions in human prehistory and history from a global perspective.

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

Spend time at sports-based organisations 

Exploring critical reflection through other disciplinary areas. 

Beyond Kings, Palaces and Temples – An introduction to the history and archaeology of Early South Asia.

Equips students with skills to foster inclusive and impactful arts experiences in community settings

Provides historical context, vocabulary, and theoretical understanding to enhance artistic practice

Helps students develop skills in artistic expressions and more