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NPTEL Courses for Humanities and Social Sciences

 Below is the tentative list of courses for the discipline: Humanities and Social Sciences


See: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRkvBe5ot20hzrsdO6ZhvtsAyoaZEY-2rvi7eaao9ps8gFgeNnES5Zmi2j_Tv0EP3jk4dSG-3FdRO96/pubhtml?urp=gmail_link

Developing Soft Skills and Personality

Literary and Cultural Disability Studies: An Exploration

Great Experiments in Psychology

Water, Society and Sustainability

Educational leadership

Health Research Fundamentals

American Literature & Culture

Consumer Psychology

The Psychology Of Language

Short Fiction in Indian Literature

Applied Linguistics

History of English Language and Literature

Managing Intellectual Property in Universities

Patent Drafting for Beginners

Patent Law for Engineers and Scientists

Film Appreciation

Feminist Writings

Trauma and Literature

Twentieth Century American Drama

Soft skills

Energy Economics And Policy

Appreciating Linguistics: A typological approach

German - I

German - II

Sociology of Development

Science, Technology and Society

Environment and Development

Introduction to Market Structures

Development Research Methods

Introduction to Literary Theory

Brief introduction to Psychology

Psychology of Everyday

Cognition, Transformation and Lives

Introduction to Japanese Language and Culture

Ecology and Society

Sociology of Science

Body language: Key to professional Success

Globalization and Culture

Appreciating Carnatic Music

Urbanization and Environment

The Popular Gothic Novel

Classical Sociological Theory

Poetry

Fundamental Concepts in Sociolinguistics

Introduction to Western Political Thought

Entrepreneurship and IP Strategy

Patent Search for Engineers and Lawyers


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