An introductory course in chemistry to explore a conceptual foundation to understand biochemistry and material science. 

A course to help you understand and appreciate the relevance of physics. 

Learn how fiction can shape and question our futures through the study of key writers in this genre. Craft your own narratives that speak to the issues of our time. 

Understand spatial dimensions of sustainability

Harness geospatial intelligence to drive climate and sustainability solutions.

Introduce the field of cartography and GIS through hands-on exercises such as spatial data display query and map generation, coupled with field data collection, using state-of-the-art ArcGIS software.

Introduce basic principles of remote sensing and its applications in the fields of conservation ecology, global environmental change, climate change and sustainability.

The course extends student capacity to analyse and understand the spatial dimension of these issues.

Provides you with the knowledge needed to address challenges related to symmetry with precision and a deep understanding.

Core aspects of growth theories in economic thought. 

Mastering the acoustic guitar as a bridge between harmony and rhythm

What are the social factors that affect health of individuals and a community?

Design ethical, culturally appropriate health campaigns using evidence

Students will learn the theories of health financing, various existing methods of health financing, the evolution of health insurance, and the existing health insurance options and their stakeholders.

Study social factors shaping health and wellbeing.

A multidisciplinary understanding of public health through multiple perspectives on health, disease and medicine. 

The first 1000 days of a child’s life determines the quality of all long-term life outcomes. 

Communicate heritage to diverse audiences

Supervised internship in heritage organisations

The transformation of human life with the rise of industrial capitalism. 

Orients students to the development of History as an academic discipline, specifically in the context of India, reflecting critically on History’s methods, as well as its philosophical underpinnings and political commitment.

Does history matter? A look at this question through histories of India.

Looking at the margins of historical writing, to find marginalised and subaltern pasts. 

Understanding the evolution of biological thought and its connection with society and everyday life.

Where do current theories of modern economics come from? Do all economists agree on their approach to economic problems?

Where do current theories of modern economics come from?

Key ideas that have shaped Independent India.