Examine schools as institutions with cultures, structures, and leadership practices.

Aims to develop an understanding of the nature of scientific knowledge and practices, the issues and ideas concerning the learning and teaching of science, and the study of the conceptual and practical demands of good science teaching.

Explore questions about the nature of the mind and consciousness through works of science fiction.

Debates on science and technology in the contemporary world. 

What does it mean to understand the world as a student of the social sciences? What kinds of engagement with it does it entail?

Emphasises the integrative nature of Modern Biology.

Develop competency in ways of designing and making simple mechanical and digital devices. 

A space for exploration and a deep understanding of the voice to use it skilfully and efficiently

This course introduces students to the fundamental language of visual art — line, form, colour and value — through direct experience.

Skills to work in organisations and understand how development ideas are put into practice.

This course helps hone teaching skills required in the music classroom.

Learning the skills for carrying out theoretically and methodologically sound analysis of the socioeconomic impact of development interventions. 

Insights into key components that contribute to social and emotional development in children

Examine how individuals and organisations mobilise for social change

Understand the relevance of qualitative evidence for making informed public health actions.

The role of social sector organisations in actions ranging from sangharsh to nirmaan and impacts at the grassroots. 

See social studies in an integrated and interlocking manner along with their interfaces with the physical sciences.

An introduction to the academic and curricular debates in the subjects that will also give them opportunities to translate their learnings into school contexts through curricular materials.

Study the relationship of the climate crisis to human development, economic systems and climate solutions

A study of ​‘development’ requires an understanding of the social and cultural dimensions that shape the institutions that act upon people’s lives and landscapes.

This course introduces students to the sociological concepts, theories and methods in the study of contemporary development issues facing India.

Understand how education interacts with society, inequality, and social change.

This course reflects on how social practices and traditions around food have critically impacted the availability and accessibility of food for certain groups and profoundly impacted their human development outcomes.

Learn how social structures and institutions shape development

This course emphasizes the quantitative approach of physics and mathematics applied to everyday materials.

Learn about no-code/low-code frameworks