Navigate climate risks and opportunities to drive impactful, sustainable investments.

This course develops abilities, character, and a sense of direction towards climate justice.

Enabling educational practitioners to discover avenues and frameworks for collaboration in the practice of inclusive education

Explores the political, economic, and cultural changes in British colonial India from 1750 to 1920, emphasising the impact on various aspects of South Asian life.

How was the course of Indian history shaped by colonial governance? How did the East India Company slowly become the colonial state?

How did European colonialism engage, interrogate, administer, and transform religious traditions across the colonised world?

Understanding the nuances of commons, its governance, and its intricate relationship with the livelihood.

How do you communicate economics in different contexts? 

This course aims at enabling students to be academically proficient and ethically engaged in matters of public importance.

How have policies and practices of education and reforms within it grown and changed over time in India and internationally?

What do public policy and public administration in India consist of? What is the architecture and rationale of public authority and administrative practices? What is the nature and scope of the bureaucracy?

This course will help students with relevant knowledge and skills to conceptualise appropriate livelihood interventions incorporating people’s capacities and aspiration on the one hand while addressing the questions of sustainability, inclusion, dignity, and equity on the other.

Creating workable livelihood interventions with greater understanding and competencies.

A course in complex analysis naturally unifying many topics in a conceptually consistent way.

This course seeks to develop core competencies in programming in Python and data manipulation and analysis.

Learn to write programs and use it to understand physics.

Learning computing architectures

A historical perspective to biodiversity conservation

This course aims to help students link, integrate and synthesise their experience across the programme.

How is the Indian state is structured and constrained?

An Honours Elective Course to be taken by students who have opted for Literature Honours.

Discover the meaning of the term ​“contemporary” in terms of literary and cultural texts from India and how they respond to the time period they emerged in. 

Explores multidisciplinary gender and feminist theories, methodologies and epistemologies

Understanding the politics of collective mobilisation and mass public action in Indian political culture. 

Basic quantitative knowledge and abilities.

Whether it is music, art, theatre or sport, explore your interests and develop them into skills.

Mastering a personal style while the fundamentals of working with clay.