BA/BSc Programme - Curriculum Framework
- Students can choose English, History, Economics, Psychology and Liberal Arts as major
- Flexible curriculum allows students to choose Major/Minor of their interest from Liberal Arts Programme
- Students can opt for Engineering/Management minors with 20 extra credits
- First Semester is common for all courses and students can choose Major/Minors from Semester II onwards.
Course framework
- BSc Economics (3 years programme - 120 Credits)
- BSc (Honours) Economics (3 years programme - 140 Credits)
- BSc Economics with Research (4 years programme - 160 Credits)
- BSc (Honours) Economics with Research (4 years programme - 180 Credits)
Semester I
- Introduction to Communicative English
- Introduction to Environmental Science
- Introduction to Psychology
- A Brief Introduction to Philosophy
- Making Sense of Indian Constitution
- Introduction to Economics
Semester II
- Critical Thinking
- Idea of India
- Understanding Indian Societies : Myths and Realities
- Writing for the Media
- Psychology for Everyday Living
- Understanding Indian Economy
Semester III
- Introductory Microeconomics
- Introductory Macroeconomics
- Statistical Methods for Economics I
- Mathematical Economics I
- Public Economics and Policies
- Open Elective I
Semester IV
- Intermediate Microeconomics
- Intermediate Macroeconomics
- Statistical Methods for Economics II
- Mathematical Economics II
- Money, Banking and Finance
- Open Elective II
Semester V
- Basic Econometrics
- Game Theory
- Financial Economics
- Research Methodology and Data Analysis
- Data Analysis using Software Programming
- Issues in Indian Economy
Semester IV
- Applied Econometrics
- Economics of Development
- International Economics
- Contemporary Economic Issues
- Dissertation
Course framework
- BSc Psychology (3 years programme - 120 Credits)
- BSc (Honours) Psychology (3 years programme - 140 Credits)
- BSc Psychology with Research (4 years programme - 160 Credits)
- BSc (Honours) Psychology with Research (4 years programme - 180 Credits)
Semester I
- Introduction to Communicative English
- Introduction to Environmental Science
- Introduction to Psychology
- Introduction to Philosophy
- Making Sense of Indian Constitution
- Introduction to Economics
Semester II
- Critical Thinking
- Idea of India
- Understanding Indian Society: Myths and Realities
- Understanding Indian Economy
- Writing for the Media
- Psychology for Everyday Living
Semester III
- Social Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Physiological Psychology
- Abnormal Psychology
- Positive Psychology
- Quantitative Research Methodology in Psychology
Semester IV
- Psychological Testing and Assessment
- Theories of Personality
- Educational Psychology
- Statistics for Behavioral Sciences
- Industrial-Organizational Psychology
- Psychology Practicals I
Semester V
- Cognitive Psychology
- Counselling and Psychotherapy
- Health Psychology
- Qualitative Research Methodology in Psychology
- Psychology Practicals II
- Field Project
Semester VI
- Community Psychology
- Sports Psychology
- Cultural Psychology
- Forensic Psychology
- Environmental Psychology