Course Structure

Under the present curriculum, students undergo intensive classroom and field learning components distributed across four semesters. They also pursue a Masters’ dissertation on diverse themes encompassing developmental issues, governance, arts, cultural and film studies, concerns around body and sexualities, through an engagement with feminist research methodologies. The Courses comprise of foundation courses in Social Science disciplines, basic courses on perspectives and methods and advanced concentration courses in varied fields of practice and thematic arenas.

Distribution of Credit Hours

All Courses and the Field Attachment are compulsory. However, in lieu of the Research Dissertation, students may select 3 optional courses from other concurrently running M. A. Programs across the Schools in the 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th Semesters.

Semester-wise Listing of Courses