Courses
Introduction to Journalism
Introduction to Material Culture: How to Think about Things
A focus on material culture — texts, artifacts, and how they shape human society.
Subject
Introduction to Mathematical Explorations II
Programmes
Subject
Introduction to Mathematical Explorations I
Taught through inquiry-based learning, this course, is an exploration of geometry and algebra motivated by questions of congruence of triangles, along with the nature and language of mathematics.
Programmes
Subject
Introduction to Mathematical Thinking 1
One of a two-part introduction that introduces you to the foundations of mathematical thinking.
Subject
Introduction to Mathematical Thinking 2
Two of a two-part introduction that introduces you to the foundations of mathematical thinking.
Subject
Introduction to Neuroscience
The course aims to provide a foundational platform for students to get a broad overview
of how the nervous system function, the key players, and pursue related areas of study
such as psychology, artificial intelligence and system neuroscience.Introduction to Organisms and Ecosystems
Focuses on the organismal, and ecosystem level understanding of Biology.
Programmes
Subject
Introduction to Philosophy
This course equips students with core philosophical capabilities, especially working with others you disagree with, clarity of expression, and building the foundations of rigorous creativity.
Subject
Introduction to Philosophy
This course equips students with core philosophical capabilities, especially working with others you disagree with, clarity of expression, and building the foundations of rigorous creativity.
Introduction to Physics
Learning about the relevance of physics to chemistry at the microscopic/molecular and macroscopic level.
Subject
Introduction to Physics I
Experimental Foundations: Perform experiments that were significant milestones in the development of physics.
Subject
Introduction to Physics II
Scope, tools and ideas
Introduction to Programming
Helping you explore programming with depth.
Programmes
Subject
Introduction to Programming 1&2
An introduction to computer programming.
Subject
Introduction to Programming and Basic Data Analysis
This course is designed to equip students to build important skills and create a culture of evidence-based investigation.
Introduction to Psychology
A foundational course in Psychology
Subject
Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Economics
Do we need to study maths to learn economics?
Introduction to Statistics and Programming
An introduction to statistical approaches and computer programming used by economists to study real-world problems.
Programmes
Subject
Introductory Modern Physics
A refreshing exploration of ideas in modern physics, through simple experiments and demonstrations.
Subject
Islam in a Global Perspective
Understanding Islam as religious thought, practice and a global phenomena.
Subject
Key Concepts in the Social Sciences
Understanding the key concepts in Social Sciences
Subject
Knowledge, Value, and Reality
Develop essential skills like engaging with opposing viewpoints, clarity of expression, and the foundations for rigorous creativity.
Laboratory Techniques
Enhances laboratory skills and makes students independent in carrying out laboratory protocols and using instruments.
Programmes
Labour Economics
Who does work? What kinds of work are there? How does this matter for the economy?
Subject
Language in Education
Become critically aware of the role language plays in education
Subject
Late Medieval India, c. 1400-1800
Explores structures and processes at work in the late medieval period, covering Mughal influence in the North, etc., and concludes with an examination of the 18th-century ‘transition’ to colonial rule.
Programmes
Subject
Linear Algebra
The plane is thought to be two-dimensional, experienced space as three-dimensional and represent them by coordinate systems. This course leads to vector spaces and linear maps which crop up everywhere in mathematics.
Programmes
Subject
Literature and the Popular
Why does Pride and Prejudice inspire chick lit like Bridget Jones Diary or what makes Shakespeare important enough across continents and centuries to produce a film like Haider in India?
Literature of Dissent