Undergraduate Programs
The undergraduate program at the Asian University for Women will be offered as a collaborative effort among three main academic divisions within the University: humanities/arts, social sciences, and natural sciences.
The undergraduate curriculum seeks to develop the broad perspectives, critical thinking skills, and problem-solving capacities required for effective leadership while connecting classroom learning with real-life experience. The educational process will be characterized by participation in research and community projects, and the analysis of case and fieldwork of various kinds. Students will then continue into a graduate program.
Below is a sample of undergraduate courses offered by division:
Introductory Level
Interdisciplinary course introducing art, religions, and ideas of Eastern & Western cultures (first year requirement)
Intermediate Level
Art History
Academic Study of Religion
Philosophy
Literature
History of South Asia
Advanced Level
Art History
Academic Study of Religion
Philosophy
Literature
History: Seminar
Introductory Level
Intro to Macro Economics
Intro to Micro Economics
Intro to Environmental Studies
Intro to Behavioral Science (Psychology)
Global Politics: An Intro to International Politics
Intermediate Level
Intermediate Macro Economics
Intermediate Micro Economics
Environmental Politics
Environmental Policies
International Relations in South Asia
Social Psychology
Advanced Level
Globalization
Women and Politics
Non-Violent Strategies of Conflict
Comparative Legal Systems
Water Resource Economics and Policy
Introductory Level
Intro to Science I (Integrated)
Intro to Biology I & II
Intro to Chemistry
Intro to Physics I & II
Intro to Bio-Psychology
Mathematics
Statistical Methods for Undergraduate Research
Intro to Discrete Mathematics
Intermediate Level
Molecular and Cellular Biology
Material Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Classical Mechanics
Physics: Electronics
Biophysics
Mathematics
Calculus
Linear Algebra
Computer Science
Advanced Programming Techniques
Advanced Level
Bioinformatics and Biocomputing
Neurobiology
Microbiology
Environmental Chemistry
Quantum Mechanics
Nuclear and Particle Physics
Mathematics
Topics in Advanced Mathematical Analysis
Computer Science
Database Management Systems
Computer Graphics
