The Computer Science major provides a rigorous foundation in the theory, methods, and applications of computing while emphasising interdisciplinary and socially relevant problem solving.
At Nayanta, computer science is treated as both a technical discipline and a horizontal enabler, empowering students to apply computational thinking across diverse domains.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Economics major equips students to analyse how individuals, firms, and societies make choices and how policies and institutions shape economic outcomes. The curriculum emphasises both mainstream and heterodox approaches, fostering critical engagement with diverse schools of thought.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The History major equips students with the tools to critically investigate the past, interpret diverse sources, and understand the complex forces that have shaped societies over time. The curriculum emphasises India’s global connections—across trade, empire, ideas, and social movements.
Through interdisciplinary engagement with political science, economics, sociology, environmental studies, and science and technology studies, students learn to connect historical inquiry to contemporary challenges.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Literature major explores the power of language, narrative, and creative expression across cultures, languages, and media. The curriculum emphasises both literary creativity and cultural critique, grounded in literary theory and enriched by interdisciplinary perspectives.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
Classical Indian Literature in Translation
Ananda to Amdedkar: Buddhist Literature Through the Ages
India and Its Many Modernisms
Indian Literary Theory: Aesthetics, Criticism, and Hermeneutics
Nationhood and Identity in the Global South
Senior Seminar: Selected Reading
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Mathematics major develops advanced mathematical knowledge as well as analytical, logical, and problem-solving skills, essential for tackling complex challenges across disciplines.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
Ordinary Differential Equations
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Philosophy major fosters rigorous analytical thinking, ethical reasoning, and a deep understanding of diverse traditions of thought.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Political Science major explores how power is organised, exercised, and challenged across societies, with a focus on fostering equitable, democratic, and resilient institutions.
Through the study of political processes in India and around the world, students gain the ability to analyse the challenges of governance, the constraints on institutional reform, and the dynamics of political change.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Psychology major provides students with a comprehensive understanding of human thought, emotion, and behaviour, combining classical theoretical frameworks with contemporary empirical approaches.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
Statistics and Research Methods in Psychology
Behavioral Economics
AI, Health and Society
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Sociology and Anthropology major provides students with the tools to critically examine social structures, cultural practices, and patterns of human behaviour across diverse societies. The programme emphasises a comparative and interdisciplinary perspective, preparing graduates for advanced study or impactful careers in social research, policy analysis, community work, development, and related fields.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
Understanding the World Through Films
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Sustainability Studies major equips students to understand and address the critical environmental, economic, and social challenges of the 21st century.
Through applied projects and interdisciplinary electives, students gain the knowledge and skills needed to design sustainable solutions and drive positive change across sectors including business, policy, community development, and environmental advocacy.
The Computer Science major provides a rigorous foundation in the theory, methods, and applications of computing while emphasising interdisciplinary and socially relevant problem solving.
At Nayanta, computer science is treated as both a technical discipline and a horizontal enabler, empowering students to apply computational thinking across diverse domains.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Economics major equips students to analyse how individuals, firms, and societies make choices and how policies and institutions shape economic outcomes. The curriculum emphasises both mainstream and heterodox approaches, fostering critical engagement with diverse schools of thought.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The History major equips students with the tools to critically investigate the past, interpret diverse sources, and understand the complex forces that have shaped societies over time. The curriculum emphasises India’s global connections—across trade, empire, ideas, and social movements.
Through interdisciplinary engagement with political science, economics, sociology, environmental studies, and science and technology studies, students learn to connect historical inquiry to contemporary challenges.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Literature major explores the power of language, narrative, and creative expression across cultures, languages, and media. The curriculum emphasises both literary creativity and cultural critique, grounded in literary theory and enriched by interdisciplinary perspectives.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
Classical Indian Literature in Translation
Ananda to Amdedkar: Buddhist Literature Through the Ages
India and Its Many Modernisms
Indian Literary Theory: Aesthetics, Criticism, and Hermeneutics
Nationhood and Identity in the Global South
Senior Seminar: Selected Reading
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Mathematics major develops advanced mathematical knowledge as well as analytical, logical, and problem-solving skills, essential for tackling complex challenges across disciplines.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
Ordinary Differential Equations
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Philosophy major fosters rigorous analytical thinking, ethical reasoning, and a deep understanding of diverse traditions of thought.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Political Science major explores how power is organised, exercised, and challenged across societies, with a focus on fostering equitable, democratic, and resilient institutions.
Through the study of political processes in India and around the world, students gain the ability to analyse the challenges of governance, the constraints on institutional reform, and the dynamics of political change.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Psychology major provides students with a comprehensive understanding of human thought, emotion, and behaviour, combining classical theoretical frameworks with contemporary empirical approaches.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
Statistics and Research Methods in Psychology
Behavioral Economics
AI, Health and Society
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Sociology and Anthropology major provides students with the tools to critically examine social structures, cultural practices, and patterns of human behaviour across diverse societies. The programme emphasises a comparative and interdisciplinary perspective, preparing graduates for advanced study or impactful careers in social research, policy analysis, community work, development, and related fields.
core courses
electives (pick at least three)
Understanding the World Through Films
*the courses listed above are indicative.
The Sustainability Studies major equips students to understand and address the critical environmental, economic, and social challenges of the 21st century.
Through applied projects and interdisciplinary electives, students gain the knowledge and skills needed to design sustainable solutions and drive positive change across sectors including business, policy, community development, and environmental advocacy.
