Basics of Evolutionary Biology
ZOOLOGY

This course covers the core concepts, theories, and evidence that underpin the fascinating process of how life on earth has transformed over time. From understanding the concept of evolution and exploring the historical theories proposed by key figures like Darwin, to examining compelling evidence such as fossils and genetic variations, participants will gain a 
comprehensive insight into the forces shaping the diversity of living organisms. This course not only equips learners with a solid foundation in evolutionary biology but also fosters a deeper appreciation for the interconnectedness of all living beings and the dynamic tapestry of life on our planet. 

Fundamentals of Animal Biology
ZOOLOGY

This course is aimed as a preliminary course of animal biology, emphasizing key topics such as animal size, homeostasis, osmoregulation, sensory systems and locomotion. The course covers topics on tissues, organs and organ systems. The student is introduced to homeostasis and heat exchange in animals. Animal osmoregulation and locomotory structures like muscles and skeleton are discussed. Another important aspect of animal colouration and integument is introduced here. The final section focuses on nerve impulse transduction, memory and sensory organs. 

Immunology
ZOOLOGY

This course explores the fascinating world of immunology, explaining body's remarkable defense system. This course is designed to equip the students with a foundational understanding of immunology, providing valuable insights into how your body defends itself and maintains health. The historical roots of immunology along with its fundamental principles are dealt in this course. A deep understanding of the key players in the immune system – the organs and cells, along with the mechanisms- that work tirelessly to protect the body will be gained by the participants. The course unpacks the different types of immunity and explores how the immune system mounts a primary and secondary response to combat invaders, and how it adapts throughout our lives.

Biochemistry
ZOOLOGY

Biochemistry is the branch of science that explores the chemical processes within and related to living organisms. This course provides an in-depth examination of the molecular mechanisms underlying biological functions, emphasizing the structure, function, and regulation of biomolecules. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles governing cellular processes and their significance in health and disease

Cytogenetics
ZOOLOGY

This course helps the students to gather overall knowledge regarding the basic unit of life, the Cell. This course is designed to enable them to understand the functions of Cellular components in supporting all the life processes. Students also achieve a comprehensive & detailed understanding of the chemical basis of Heredity and its various applications in day today life.

Animals and Environment
ZOOLOGY

Explore the fundamental principles of Ecology. Dwelve into ecological organization,
interactions, and energy flow. Investigate biodiversity, community dynamics, and human
impacts on ecosystems. Gain essential knowledge for understanding and contributing to a
sustainable world. This course also equips students with essential knowledge and skills for
further studies in environmental science, biology, and related fields, fostering an
understanding of ecological systems and the importance of environmental stewardship.

Introduction to Zoology
ZOOLOGY

Introduction to Zoology, participants will delve into the definition of animals and Zoology,
explore various scope of Zoology and different animal phyla, and trace the evolutionary tree
that connects the myriad forms of life within this kingdom. Subsequent modules will spotlight
specific groups, starting with Basal Animals like sponges, corals, and jellyfish, then
progressing to the intricate world of bilaterians, including the wondrous worms of
Lophotrochozoa and the fascinating insects and nematodes of Ecdysozoa. Delving further,
participants will explore the evolution of deuterostomes, examining starfish, sea squirts, and
amphioxus, and tracing the rise of vertebrates both in aquatic environments and their
subsequent adaptation to land. The final module will captivate participants with a showcase of
fascinating, enigmatic animals.