Available courses

This course introduces the principles of family business management, focusing on governance, succession planning, leadership transition, and professionalization. Students explore family business structures, conflict management, sustainability strategies, and innovation practices. The course develops the skills needed to design effective succession plans, ensure business continuity, and support the long-term growth and sustainability of family enterprises.
This course focuses on the practical aspects of creating and launching new ventures. Students learn idea validation, feasibility analysis, business planning, market entry strategies, startup operations, legal requirements, funding readiness, and growth strategies. The course equips learners with the skills to develop structured business plans and successfully transform innovative ideas into sustainable ventures.
This course provides an introduction to entrepreneurship, covering entrepreneurial concepts, innovation, opportunity identification, business models, and startup development. Students explore creativity, design thinking, lean startup principles, and contemporary entrepreneurship, including digital and sustainable ventures. The course develops the knowledge and skills needed to evaluate opportunities and create viable business concepts.
Business Mathematics and Statistics for Decision Making
Language Communication (2026 Spring)
The Design Thinking and Idea Lab serves as a hub for creativity, innovation, and problem-solving

The Course Introduction to Culture, Religion and Identity of North East India is a 4 credit course offered to the research scholars of North East India Studies under Public Administration.  This Subject Specific Course is part of the PhD Course Work which every research scholar has to complete.  Successful completion of the course is mandatory for the completion of the PhD Course work.

Teachers:

Dr. Chandrima Das

Dr. Jose Palely (Teacher & Coordinator)


This Course is offered to Research Scholars as Subject Specific Module of the PhD Course Work.  This course has 4 modules and 3 assignments.  Successful completion of the course is a requirement for completion of the PhD Course Work. The Course will begin on 5th June 2023 and will complete by 22 August 2023.  

Teachers:

Dr. Zacharias Tirkey

Dr. Saurabh Chandra

Dr. Pankaj Kumar Kalita

Coordinator:

Dr. Jose Palely

"Understanding India" aims to equip students with a holistic perspective, enabling them to navigate and comprehend the intricate dynamics that shape the nation. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge, practical insights, and critical thinking exercises, participants will emerge with a well-rounded understanding of India's societal, cultural, political, and economic intricacies.


Understanding India is a comprehensive course designed to introduce students to the rich cultural, historical, social, political, and economic landscape of India. India, with its vast diversity, complex societal structure, and rapid transformation, has become one of the most influential countries in the world. This course aims to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the key aspects that shape India’s identity and its role in the global context.