This course examines the relevance for intersectoral thinking, evidence and actions to environmental and other factors that impact health including nutrition, water, hygiene, and sanitation.

Deals with medieval Indian history emphasising major state systems like the Guptas, Cholas, and the Delhi Sultanate and examines developments in lesser-studied regions of the Indian subcontinent.

This course is intended to give undergraduate students of mathematics an introduction to algorithmic reasoning.

Provides introduction to the biodiversity of South Asia

How does life work? Answers from molecular, cellular and evolutionary perspectives.

Observe, explore and characterise biodiversity

Explore this new and exciting area of research in which physicists and biologists work together in interdisciplinary ways. 

Chemistry as a way of thinking.

Delving further into chemical thinking.

Exploring equitable transitions to low-carbon energy in India

Introduction to the science behind climate and climate change. 

Understand the earth’s climate system through foundational physical concepts

How is human activity changing the climate and driving it into irreversible states?

Study contemporary theories of the social world.

Here you will learn about the central role of curriculum, pedagogy and assessment in
the work of a teacher

Disability rights, social model, and intersections with caste, class, gender, and religion

Explores interactions between organisms and their environments and how these interactions shape the distribution and abundance of species. 

A study of the abundance and distribution of organisms. 

What economic, social and political questions can we answer using data? What can we know using simple trends and summary statistics? It turns out, quite a lot!

Understand economic behaviour and interactions through key economics concepts and tools.

What makes an economy healthy, and how can economic ill-health be treated?

The course covering the basics of epidemiology, tools used in epidemiology and application of the tools for better decision making.

Explores the classic and modern trends in genetics as well as its applications.

Foundations of heritage across forms

Introduction to the foundational questions of tax law and tax system design.

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.