A hands-on introduction to GIS and spatial thinking for analysing development issues and improving planning and decision-making.

A workshop-based course on public writing and media engagement for communicating social action and social change.

Understanding the most-prevalent types of Member Based Organisations (MBOs) that either work for the vulnerable communities or for rights of informal and formal labour.

Learning about the key concepts and regulations that shape social enterprises, as well as enable them to systematically plan for the establishment of a social enterprise.

Introduction to the three critical aspects of the subject- climate science, climate mitigation, and climate adaptation.

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

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.

What is the institutional architecture of financial institutions in India?

Explore the notions of mental health and well-being.

Engages critically with the ​‘Dalit Development Question’-i.e, how have Dalit communities engaged with the Indian State, and in turn, how has the State responded to that question both in colonial and post- colonial India.

A hands-on course on building monitoring frameworks and Power BI dashboards to support data-driven decision-making in development programmes.

What are the economics of creating a sustainable world?

This course tries to answer interesting questions related to the domain of ​‘education for development’.

The course will cover a range of topics that are relevant to environmental health in India.

What is environmental justice and how is it made real in India?

Do gains in human health status come at the cost of future generations?

Understanding the major historical and contemporary policies/​laws that have shaped forest-based livelihoods.

What is it about being a woman or a man that particularly heightens our risks of being affected by certain issues/​problems?

Drawn on the experiences of community level experiments, national and global level advocacy allowing students to be part of the journey of several efforts in gender-based interventions.

The course extends student capacity to analyse and understand the spatial dimension of these issues.

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

A hands-on introduction to using R for analysing, visualising, and communicating qualitative and quantitative development data to generate meaningful insights for action.

An introduction to the rich diversity of the ancient Indian discussions on statecraft, economy, and law and the problems arising out of anachronistic interpretations of the past to address contemporary political exigencies.

This course will explore the role of media and communication in the field of development.

A course designed for future development practitioners, action-researchers, and social activists to understand the challenges faced by migrant workers.

This course is geared towards giving students an overview of concerns and questions that make up the landscape of labour in India.