This course may have two components (Annexure - II). The first component may consist of the study of:
(h) Greek Culture, Renaissance and contemporary scientific climate;
(i) Religions of the past and the contemporary attitudes;
(j) Relevance of lessons of - French Revolution, Industrial Revolution, Russian Revolution, Discovery and development of USA, — to the contemporary world;
(k) World of Science and the Future;
(l) World of Industry and Commerce and the Future;
Evolution of Humanity and the Future - question of human progress, fulfillment, new directions;
The second component may consist of a number of alternatives and students may be allowed to have a choice to choose two or three of the following and similar subjects:
a) Philosophy of Liberty, equality and Fraternity;
b) Contemporary Crisis and the Future;
c) International Sports;
d) Contemporary interdisciplinary studies;
e) Prospect of a New World Culture;
f) New Movements in Health and Healing;
g) UNO and international agencies - their origin, their significance and their role;
h) Commercial Geography and ICT;
i) Contemporary International Relationship;
j) Problems of Human Unity;
k) Frontiers of Physics and Biotechnology;
l) Theories of Justice;
m) Problem of Energy;
n) Philosophy of Science: Induction, Critical Rationality, March of Knowledge;
o) Synthesis of Science and Spirituality;
p) Contemporary challenges of Education;
q) Utopias and New Visions of the Future;
r) Space Travel and Implications for the Future;
s) Contemporary World-Art and Contemporary World of Drama/Dance/Cinema;
t) Nationalism and Internationalism.