Study Abroad in Hyderabad: Courses
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Language courses
| Language courses | |
| Hindi 101 fall/spring (4) | Basic Hindi |
| Hindi 201 fall/spring (4) | Intermediate Hindi |
| Telugu 101 fall/spring (4) | Basic Telugu |
| Urdu 101 fall/spring (4) | Basic Urdu |
Content Courses - Taught in English
Students may take a maximum of 3 content courses. All courses are subject to a minimum enrollment of 10 students.
| Content Courses | |
| Anthropology/Social Science 301 fall/spring (4) | Introduction to Indian Folk Culture |
| Cultural Studies 303 fall/spring (4) | Islamic Culture in India |
| Dance 101 fall/spring (4) | Kuchipudi Dance |
| History/Social Science 305 fall/spring (4) | Contemporary India |
| History/Social Science/Women’s Studies 307 fall spring (4) | South-Asian Women in the Diaspora |
| Literature 311 fall/spring (4) | Indian English Literature and Thought |
| Literature 313 fall/spring (4) | Indian Philosophy |
| Politics/Religion 315 fall/spring (4) | Religion and Politics in Modern India |
Regular University Courses
In addition to the courses listed above, AIFS students may choose to take regular courses at the University (taught in English) along with Indian students. Over 200 courses are offered every semester by different departments or schools of the University. For a full list of available courses, please contact the AIFS Admissions Officer.
Management and Information Technology courses
The School of Management and the School of Information Technology offer many specialized courses each semester. Depending on prerequisites, students may be able to take courses such as:
Management
International Business Strategies
International Marketing
E-Commerce
Project Management
Financial Management and Planning
Research Methodology for Managers
Information Technology
Data Base Management Systems
Software Engineering
Computer Based Optimization Techniques
Operating Systems
Computer Organization and Architecture
Programming Methodology
A full list of management and information technology courses can be requested from the AIFS Admission Officer.
Non-credit Courses
A number of non-credit courses will be arranged by the Study India Program – these may include Yoga, Tabla (traditional Indian drumming) and other forms of traditional music and dance.
