Courses
Introduction to Journalism
Introduction to Language and Literature Education
A course designed to equip MA Education students with a rigorous understanding of the nature of language and literature; as well as ways to navigate these with knowledge and nuance in curricular and pedagogic spaces.
Introduction to Material Culture: How to Think about Things
A focus on material culture — texts, artifacts, and how they shape human society.
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Introduction to Mathematical Explorations II
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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.
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Introduction to Mathematical Thinking 1
One of a two-part introduction that introduces you to the foundations of mathematical thinking.
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Introduction to Mathematical Thinking 2
Two of a two-part introduction that introduces you to the foundations of mathematical thinking.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Introduction to Physics I
Experimental Foundations: Perform experiments that were significant milestones in the development of physics.
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Introduction to Physics II
Scope, tools and ideas
Introduction to Physics/ General Chemistry
Introduction to Programming
Helping you explore programming with depth.
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Introduction to Programming 1&2
An introduction to computer programming.
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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
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Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Economics
Do we need to study maths to learn economics?
Introduction to Research
Is infant mortality a health or education related problem?
Introduction to Research
How to use and conduct research for the field of education.
Introduction to Research and Qualitative Methods
An introduction to research methods in economics.
Introduction to School System in India
Understanding the factors that shape the school systems in India.
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Introduction to Statistics and Programming
An introduction to statistical approaches and computer programming used by economists to study real-world problems.
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Introductory Modern Physics
A refreshing exploration of ideas in modern physics, through simple experiments and demonstrations.
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Islam in a Global Perspective
Understanding Islam as religious thought, practice and a global phenomena.
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Just Draw
Fostering creativity, enhancing visual literacy, and acquiring practical drawing skills.
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- BSc in Biology
- BSc in Chemistry
- BSc in Environmental Science and Sustainability
- BSc in Information Sciences
- BSc in Mathematics
- BSc in Physics
- BA in Economics
- BA in English
- BA in History
- BA in Philosophy
- BA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics
- BA in Social Science
Offered At
Campus BengaluruSubject
Kautilya and his Arthasastra
An introduction to the rich diversity of the ancient Indian discussions on statecraft, economy, and law and the problems arising out of anachronistic interpretations of the past to address contemporary political exigencies.
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Key Concepts in the Social Sciences
Understanding the key concepts in Social Sciences