Courses
Summer Field Apprenticeship in Development
Participate in a development intervention.
Summer Internship in Law and Public Policy
A six-week internship between Semester 02 and 03.
Survey of World 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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Sustainability Action and You
Equip students with the foundational practical and technical skills required to become a sustainability practitioner.
Sustainability in Practice
What are the ways in which sustainability can be put to practice through development perspective?
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Sustainability in urban social-ecological systems
Understand nature’s role in sustainable cities
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Sustainable agriculture and development
This course aims to situate agricultural growth in the country within the development and sustainability debate.
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Tales of the Jungle - Integrating Arts and Science
Engage with different Indian folk arts through the artistic and scientific lens.
Programmes
- 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 BengaluruTeacher and Curriculum
“Any experience that the teacher regards as necessary for the child’s development is curricular, irrespective of how or where it is organised,” says the National Curriculum Framework of 2005.
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Teacher Professional Development
A look at the profession of teaching and the role of the teacher across contexts and time.
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Teachers and Teaching
Bringing professionalism to teaching by understanding the nature of a teacher’s work.
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Teaching Biology
For Biology, Chemistry and Physics major students
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Teaching Chemistry
For Biology, Chemistry and Physics major students
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Teaching English Language in India
There is a need to problematise the relationship between English and local languages and create a neutral view of English as another second language.
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Teaching Hindi Language and Literature in Schools
Learn how to teach Hindi in a classroom given its broader and political context in India.
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Teaching Mathematics in the Foundational and Preparatory Stage
For Mathematics major students
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Teaching Mathematics in the Middle Stage
For Mathematics major students
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Teaching Mathematics in the Secondary Level
For Mathematics major students
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Teaching of Physics
A deeper retrospective engagement with school Physics and its pedagogy
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Teaching Physics
For Biology, Chemistry and Physics major students
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Teaching Upper Primary Science
Learning to teach school science
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Technology and Human Rights: Law, Governance and Policy
The course contributes to the debates on ethical questions in the wake of contemporary science and technology developments, and the consequent challenges to the public policy and governance/regulation issues in our times.
Technology in Music & Music Education
Explore the technological skills
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The Body in Society
The course aims to teach students how reading, writing, language and interpretation can extend beyond the analysis of literary texts to a range of texts and practices in everyday life.
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The Caste Question
Explores the structural stratification of society based on caste.
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The Craft of Classroom Teaching
Here you will explore the practice of education through a variety of embodied learning approaches.
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The District As A Development Unit of The State: An Exploration
This course tries to outline the roles and structure of the District to the Village/Ward panchayats, from Municipal Corporations to Nagar Panchayats, and open up the classroom to the reality of how administration, programmes, politics and issues play out with each other, and what are the ways and manner in which groups, and individuals impact, shape and influence lives.
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The Global Context of Development
This course examines the meanings and history of the process known as globalization, locating the present moment in a longer history of capitalism, colonialism and neo-colonial governance.
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The Intellectual and Cultural Aspects of Modernity
How did modernity come to be in India and what shaped it as it is?
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The Land Question in India
The course prepares students to employ political-economy– and anthropological perspectives to explain and analyse several topics that they may encounter in their fieldwork such as land acquisition, women’s property rights, Dalit-Adivasi land rights, and the role of middlemen in land deals.