Modelling systems described by functions and their derivatives

This course critically examines the role of digital technologies in public health, focusing on their potential to improve access, equity, governance, and program management, while evaluating assumptions about their effectiveness and impact.

Learn strategies, laws, and best practices for building inclusive workplaces and cultures.

Supervised internship in disability inclusion

A course for non-biology majors to explore the wide ranging relevance of the study of biology in our everyday lives.

Discrete mathematics is the study of structures like graphs, lattices etc which are finite, or infinite without being dense. Reasoning about them involves counting, permutations and combinations, probability and more.

Understand the foundations to the study of computational structures

Understanding the programmatic responses by the government to diseases profiling, in the form of the goals, structure, actors and impacts.

Deepen the understanding of the form of documentary across sound and visual medium

Introduces students to methods and tools used by historians and also encourages them to start thinking historically.

Learn how drama evolved, and find out more about the complex relationship between the written word and its performance. 

Early Childhood Education (ECE) is the teaching of children of ages up to eight years.

Covers the earliest period of South Asian history, spanning the earliest peopling of the Indian subcontinent all the way till the emergence of complex political structures like city-states and empires.

Explore children’s growth and development in natural environments in the light of child-rearing practices, parenting styles, and cultural contexts

A systemic perspective on care, education and safety provisions for children in India through policies, structural elements and quality criteria. 

The history and socio-economic impact of development interventions on ecological systems.

Critical engagement with the predominant narratives of development and the consequences for environment and ecological justice.

Using statistical tools to build what-if scenarios and estimate causal effects.

Why were a handful of European countries able to impose themselves on the rest of the globe and what have the consequences been?

What is Economics?

How do economists tackle open-ended questions about welfare, equality, justice and freedom?

Understand climate change through an economic lens.

Take a look at the economic perspective, with a special synoptic overview of economic development in the Indian experience.

How does a sense of self determine and affect economic outcomes?

What are the economics of creating a sustainable world?