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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

Course framework

  • BA English (3 years programme - 120 Credits)
  • BA (Honours) English (3 years programme - 140 Credits)
  • BA English with Research (4 years programme - 160 Credits)
  • BA (Honours) English with Research (4 years programme - 180 Credits)

Semester I

  • Introduction to Communicative English
  • Introduction to Environmental Science
  • Introduction to Psychology
  • Making Sense of Indian Constitution
  • Introduction to Philosophy
  • Introductory Micro-Economics

Semester II

  • Critical Thinking
  • Idea of India
  • Understanding Indian Societies : Myths and Realities
  • Understanding Indian Economics
  • Writing for the Media
  • Psychology for Everyday Living

Semester III

  • English Language and Composition
  • Poetry through Ages: Characteristics and Impact
  • Introduction to Fiction
  • History of English Literary Criticism
  • Study of English Language
  • Technical Writing

Semester IV

  • Indian English Literature
  • Shakespeare's Tragic Universe and the Wheel of Karma
  • English Language Learning
  • Analysis of Poetry
  • Drama theory and Literature
  • Travel Literature

Semester V

  • Migration Literature
  • Rhetorical and Critical Approaches to English
  • Literature in Other Mediums
  • Social Constructivist Approach in Language Learning
  • Digital Literature and English
  • Genre Criticism

Semester VI

  • World Literature
  • Narratology
  • Translation Studies
  • Advanced Writing and Presentation Skills
  • Pedagogy of English Language

Course framework

  • BA History (3 years programme - 120 Credits)
  • BA (Honours) History (3 years programme - 140 Credits)
  • BA History with Research (4 years programme - 160 Credits)
  • BA (Honours) History 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 the Indian Constitution
  • Introductory Micro 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

  • Human Civilisation
  • History of India- Part I
  • Middle Ages in Europe
  • Early and Early Medieval India
  • European Social Formations
  • Open Elective I

Semester IV

  • Medieval India-1
  • Medieval India- II
  • Age of Revolution and National Liberation
  • Introduction to Colonial Latin America/Introduction to Colonial Africa
  • Participatory Research Methods and Approaches
  • Open Elective II

Semester V

  • Understanding the 18th Century India
  • Modern Indian History
  • A Brief Outline of South Indian History/ Introducing Global History of Sufism: Text, Tradition, and Culture
  • Understanding Social Inequalities
  • Archive and Museum
  • Introduction to Academic Writing

Semester VI

  • Agrarian Struggles and Movements in India
  • Society, Politics, and Economy: India After Independence
  • Economic History of Modern India (1757-1947)
  • Introduction to Gender
  • Dissertation

Course framework

  • BA Liberal Arts (3 years programme - 120 Credits)
  • BA (Honours) Liberal Arts (3 years programme - 140 Credits)
  • BA Liberal Arts with Research (4 years programme - 160 Credits)
  • BA (Honours) Liberal Arts 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
  • Introductory Micro 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

  • Theories of Communication
  • Sociological Theories
  • Sociology of Gender
  • Anthropological Theories
  • Cultural Studies
  • Open Elective I

Semester IV

  • Advanced Sociological Theories
  • Sociology of Development and Communication
  • Qualitative Research Methods
  • Foreign Language
  • Performing Arts
  • Open Elective II

Semester V

  • Media and Nationalism
  • Environmental Anthropology
  • Foreign Language 2
  • Narrative Journalism & Creative Non-Fiction
  • Deep structure of Language: From Programming to reprogramming
  • Social/Community Services

Semester VI

  • Media, Culture and Society
  • Fieldwork
  • Dissertation
  • Anthropology of Religion
  • Work and Organizations

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

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