Student Research
Air pollution’s potentially adverse effects on women’s reproductive health
Explore the association between air pollution and spontaneous abortion through systematic review and bibliometric analysis
What explains policy change?
An understanding of the historical political economy of India
Altruistic Provision of Education and Healthcare
Lok Biradari Prakalp (LBP), founded by Baba Amte, in Hemalkasa, Maharashtra
Thinking about India’s futures
Individuals from across the University work together in interdisciplinary teams on themes of India’s socioeconomic development.
Field studies in education
Myths of online education, teacher efforts to support learning recovery after school reopening, and more from the Field.
Student Research
Learn to build your own equipment and set up your own experiments. Here are glimpses of how research is encouraged and promoted at Azim Premji University
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Conclave
Student Research Conclave (SRC) 2024
To further conversations around student research at the University, students present their work at the second Student Research Conclave at Azim Premji University
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Article
Public Health Perspectives on Mental Health: Reflections from Teaching
The mental health discourse in India has been primarily viewed through a biomedical lens that often overlooks the cultural context and social inequalities. To ensure equitable access to preventive, promotive, curative, and rehabilitative mental healthcare, India needs practitioners who combine a social perspective with an…
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Article
Monolingual Ideologies in Multilingual Classrooms: Exploring Tacit Aspects of the Indian Education System
Globalisation has resulted in ever increasing linguistic diversities and a worldwide recognition of the need to support linguistic pluralism through education (UNESCO, 2003). Keeping abreast with the global trend, India’s education policy has provided for the cultivation of multilingualism by including at least three languages…
Research and Practice
The Worm That Cannot Be Named: Pond Today, Gone Tomorrow (Part-II)
After discovering a strange organism in their backyard, a group of young biologists grapple with a pandemic and climate change to keep their investigations going.
Hoysala Aerobics: Move Like a Madanika
Celebrating the induction of the Hoysala sites into the UNESCO World Heritage list
The Paper Plane Factory
Rahul De delves into a game he used in the first-year undergraduate economics class to teach concepts of production.
Explaining the 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics
SWI 2023: Educational Convergence and Employment Patterns across Jatis
Is Evolution All About Survival Of The Fittest?