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Drama as Text and Performance
Students learn about the origins and categories of drama through ancient and contemporary texts and the conditions of production and reception of dramatic texts and performance.
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Early South Asia upto 4th CE
Covers the earliest period of South Asian history, spanning the earliest peopling of the Indian subcontinent all the way till the emergence of complex political structures like city-states and empires.
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Ecology, Environment, and Development
Critical engagement with the predominant narratives of development and the consequences for environment and ecological justice.
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Economic History
Why were a handful of European countries able to impose themselves on the rest of the globe and what have the consequences been?
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Economic Philosophy
What is Economics?
Economics and Ethics
How do economists tackle open-ended questions about welfare, equality, justice and freedom?
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Electricity and Magnetism
A journey through the electromagnetic spectrum!
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Electronics
The foundations to understand what’s in your phone or TV and also instrumentation for science.
Electronics
Electronic instrumentation is fundamental to almost any kind of experimental physics.
Embodied Learning Through Sports
We will use sport and physical activity to get a deeper understanding of how you work as a human and in a group.
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Empires and Imperialism
Explores the historical forces that led, in the 18th-19th centuries, to the creation of European imperial colonies all around the globe.
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Environmental Economics, Policy and Governance
Assess the utility and challenges of environmental economics, and appreciate the importance of environmental policy and governance for addressing environmental problems in India and globally.
Environmental History: Concepts and Concerns
Understanding the key issues of environmental history
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Environmental Microbiology, Biotechnology and Ecology
Explore the role of microbial communities in shaping ecological habitats and learn how to isolate environmental microbes from samples in the lab.
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Environmental Philosophy
Understand the current discourse on pressing environmental philosophical questions.
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Environmental Pollution: Air, Water and Soil I
Conceptual and hands-on lab experience for monitoring and regulating various types of environmental contamination.
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Environmental Pollution: Air, Water and Soil II
Analyse effects of environmental pollution on human health and ecosystem in a variety of settings — in the class, field, laboratory, and through models of the environment.
Environmental Science
Looking at the major environmental concerns of our times.
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Ethical Reasoning
How do we understand the rights and wrongs of what humans do?
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Ethics
Challenge your own views and broaden your perspective by critically examining your ethical stances on diverse issues.
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Ethics and Moral Philosophy
How do we decide the best course of action? What do we think of as a good life? Are value judgements that we make universal or subjective?
Evolutionary Biology
Examines patterns and processes by which evolution occurs and shapes life forms.
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Experimental Methods
Appreciate and learn the physical principles, techniques, and creativity that go in conducting experiments in physics.
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Field Practice in Development
Explore if your ideas of a better world are in sync with the realities of rural India
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Field Practice in Education
Understand the largest school system in India ground-up, through immersion in the field
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Field Practice in Media and Democracy
Understanding the many lives of media
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Field Practice in Philosophy
Apply your philosophical capabilities and ideas to new problems and practical contexts.
Field Practice in Sustainability
Engage with real-life complex field environments.
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Food, Nutrition and Society
Unpack the complex and multidimensional nature of food security, nutrition, and their implications for a healthy society.
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Form and function: Integrative approach to anatomy and physiology
Uses examples from the entire tree of life, and provides an overview of how form and function are intricately linked.
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