COURSES

MA COURSES
Core Courses (Compulsory for all Students)

MA I SEMESTER MA II SEMESTER

History, Its Nature and Purpose Ancient Indian
Ancient Societies Medieval India
Medieval Societies Modern India
Modern Western World Modern Asia

Optional Courses (Any Four to be Chosen)

MA III SEMESTER
Indian Pre-History and Proto-History
Socio-Economic History of India up to AD 500
Art and Architecture in Ancient India up to AD 600
Marginality and Privilege in Early India
Socio-Economic History of Medieval India 1200-1500
Religion, Society and Culture in Medieval India
Urban History of Medieval India 1200-1750
Nature of Medieval Indian State
Social Change in Modern India
Economic History of India, 1858-1947
Indian National Movement, 1885-1919
History of Peasant Movements in Modern India
Revolutionary Europe 1789-1848
Art and Architecture in Medieval India
Visualizing Early Indian Culture
Agrarian System in Medieval India
Cartography in Medieval India
Fortifications of Medieval Deccan

MA IV SEMESTER
Iron Age and Urbanization in India
Religion & Society in India Up to AD 1200
Socio-Economic History of Early Medieval India 600-1200AD
Indian Epigraphy
South Indian History: 600-1350 AD
Religion, Society and Culture in Medieval Deccan
Socio-Economic History of Medieval India 1500-1750
Indian National Movement, 1919-1947
History of Ideas in Modern India
Modern Andhra
Hierarchy and Identity: Caste in Modern India
The Medieval South Indian Temple
History and Culture of Medieval Tibet
Science and Human Past
Science and Technology in Medieval India
Law and Society in Colonial India
Science, Technology and Modern World
Cultural History of Modern India
Reading Sources on Early Indian Society
History of Architecture in Medieval India
Women in Indian Civilization
The world of Indian Ocean
History and World Making: 1500 to Present
History of Indians in Cinema ( Pre-1947)
Women’s History in India from 18th Century to 20th Century

The Department also provides research guidance both at M.Phil and Ph.D level on various themes including issues of contemporary importance.

Integrated Masters (IMA) Programme in Social Sciences