Postgraduate Programs
Specialize in your field of interest with our advanced, fully online PG degrees.
MBA
A comprehensive program integrating academic learning with professional experience through potential paid internships.
MBA Specializations
Explore a range of specializations including Finance, Marketing, SCM, and more to tailor your MBA to your career goals.
MSc Mathematics
Deepen your knowledge in algebra, calculus, and statistical methods. Ideal for teaching, research, or analytics roles. This online MSc supports advanced study and logical reasoning in mathematical sciences.
About the Program
Deepen your understanding of advanced mathematical concepts including abstract algebra, real and complex analysis, and topology. This program is for those aiming for careers in academia, research, data science, or quantitative finance.
Key Information
Program Objectives
Master abstract mathematical concepts, logical reasoning, and proof techniques.
Apply advanced mathematical models to solve complex real-world problems.
Prepare for advanced doctoral research in pure or applied mathematics.
Develop analytical skills applicable to finance, data science, and engineering.
Career Prospects
Data Scientist
Quantitative Analyst
Actuary
Financial Analyst
Researcher
English Teacher
Program Structure
Semester 1
Algebra – I
Real Analysis
Topology – I
Ordinary Differential Equations
Discrete Mathematics
Mathematical Analysis
Semester 2
Algebra – II
Complex Analysis
Topology – II
Partial Differential Equations
Numerical Analysis
Elementary Number Theory
Semester 3
Differential Geometry
Fluid Mechanics
Functional Analysis
Linear Algebra
Numerical Analysis – II
Elements of Calculus
Mathematics for Everyone
Semester 4
Measure and Integration
Mathematical Methods
Riemannian Geometry
Special Functions
Theory of Numbers
Entire and Meromorphic Functions
Magnetohydrodynamics
Fluid Dynamics of Ocean and Atmosphere
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Finite Element Method with Applications
Graph Theory
Design and Analysis of Algorithms
MSc Psychology
This Work Linked Program combines scientific research with psychological practice, and includes potential for paid internships. Prepares you for roles in therapy, research, or human resources.
About the Program
A research-intensive program blending scientific methodology with psychological practice. As a Work Linked Program (WLP), students have the option to take up a paid internship in metro or tier-2 cities, subject to the availability of openings and other terms and conditions. This provides invaluable real-world experience to complement academic learning and prepares students for careers in clinical research, data analysis, or therapy.
Key Information
Program Objectives
Design, execute, and analyze scientific psychological research studies.
Apply advanced statistical methods to interpret complex behavioral data.
Bridge the gap between psychological theory and evidence-based practice.
Prepare for doctoral programs or research-oriented careers.
Career Prospects
Clinical Psychologist
Counselor
Industrial-Organizational Psychologist
Researcher
HR Manager
Social Worker
Program Structure
Semester I
Cognitive Processes
Biological Processes – I
Theories of Personality
Health Psychology
Experiments on Perception and Psychophysics (Lab)
Experiments in Thinking (Lab)
Research Methodology and Psychological Statistics
Semester II
Social and Group Processes
Biological Processes – II
Psychometry
Theories of Learning
Positive Psychology
Introduction to Sports Psychology
Experiments in Cognition – Memory and Learning (Lab)
Experiments in Positive Psychology (Lab)
Project-Centric Learning – I
Semester III
Child Psychology
Life Span Development
Corporate Training & Development, Community Mental Health & Family & Marital Counselling
Organizational Behaviour, Psychopathology – I & Introduction to Counselling Psychology
Psychology of Human Resources, Psychological Assessment – I & Behaviour Dysfunction
Assessment of Intelligence and Aptitude (Industrial Psychology), Assessment of Cognition and Intervention in Clinical Context (Clinical Psychology), & Counselling Skills Training (Counselling Psychology)
Open Electives (OE)
Internship / Field Study
Dissertation Synopsis
Semester IV
Holistic and Indigenous Healing Techniques
Corporate Psychology, Psychopathology – II & Areas of Counselling
Consumer Psychology, Psychological Assessment – II & Introduction to Classical Psychotherapies
Marketing and Advertising Psychology, Psychological Interventions & Introduction to Contemporary Psychotherapies
Screening and Assessment in Industry and Organizational Psychology Lab (Industrial Psychology), Assessment of Personality and Intervention in Clinical Psychology Lab, & Intervention Techniques Lab (Counselling Psychology)
Project-Centric Learning – II
Dissertation
MCA
A comprehensive Work-Linked Program to build a strong foundation in computer applications and software development.
About the Program
The MCA Work-Linked Program (WLP) is an advanced postgraduate degree that combines rigorous academic coursework with practical industry experience. This program is designed for students seeking to build a robust career in the IT sector, equipping them with the skills needed to excel in roles like software development, system analysis, and data management.
Key Information
Program Objectives
To provide a comprehensive understanding of modern programming languages and software development methodologies.
To equip students with skills in database management, computer networks, and operating systems.
To offer specialized knowledge in emerging areas like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Big Data.
To bridge the gap between academia and industry through project-based learning and practical labs.
Career Prospects
Software Developer
System Analyst
Data Scientist
Machine Learning Engineer
Database Administrator
Web Developer
IT Consultant
Program Structure
Semester I
Object Oriented Programming Using Java
Data Structures and Algorithms
Operating Systems using Linux
Computer Networks
Mathematical Foundation for Computer Applications
Computer Architecture
Object –Oriented Programming using Java Lab
Data Structures and Algorithms Lab
Operating Systems and Computer Networks Lab
Semester II
Project - I
Database Management Systems
Software Engineering
Web Technology
Artificial Intelligence
Introduction to Big Data
Database Management Systems Lab
Software Engineering Lab
Web Technology Lab
Semester III
NO SQL databases
Python Programming
Machine Learning
Data Warehousing and Data Mining
Introduction to IOT / Service Oriented Architecture /Advanced Computer Architecture
Organizational Behaviour/ Psychology and Life Skills
NO SQL databases Lab
Python Programming Lab
Machine Learning Lab
Semester IV
Software Testing / Introduction to Data Science/Agile Methodology
Research Methodology
Project - II
MSW
Train to work with communities and welfare organizations through this practical, work-linked social work program.
About the Program
The Master of Social Work (MSW) Work-Linked Program (WLP) offers a unique blend of academic learning and practical fieldwork. It is designed for compassionate individuals dedicated to making a difference in society. This program equips students with the knowledge and skills to address social problems, advocate for vulnerable populations, and implement community development projects.
Key Information
Program Objectives
To develop a deep understanding of social work principles, ethics, and practices.
To train students in working with individuals, groups, and communities to promote social well-being.
To equip students with research skills to analyze social issues and evaluate intervention effectiveness.
To prepare graduates for leadership roles in NGOs, government agencies, and corporate social responsibility (CSR) departments.
Career Prospects
Social Worker
Community Development Officer
Counselor
NGO Manager
CSR Manager
Policy Analyst
Project Coordinator
Program Structure
Semester I
Philosophy of Social Work
Social Work with Individuals and Groups-I
Dynamics of Human Behaviour
Abnormal Psychology
Field Work-I
Semester II
Social Work Research and Statistics-I
Social Work with Individuals and Groups-II
Community Work and Social Action
Social and Organizational Psychology
Field Work-II / Project Centric Learning I
Semester III
Social Work Research and Statistics-II
Social Welfare Administration
Criminology
Communication in Social Work / Field Instruction in Social Work
Rural and Tribal Communities in India / Family and Child Welfare
Open Elective
Dissertation Synopsis Orientation
Semester IV
Preventive and Correctional Law
Social Infrastructure Development in India
Labour Legislation and Labour Welfare
Psychiatric Social Work / Industrial Relations
Urban Community Development / Welfare and Development of Women
Dissertation and Viva- Voce Examination
Project Centric Learning II
M.Com
Enhance your expertise in commerce, accounting, and business practices. This online M.Com program is perfect for finance professionals, educators, and aspirants of research or higher academic roles.
About the Program
An advanced program for mastering commerce, accounting, and financial practices, designed for professionals seeking leadership roles in finance, academia, or research. It provides deep insights into the financial workings of the business world.
Key Information
Program Objectives
Develop expertise in advanced financial reporting and analysis.
Master strategic cost management and budgeting techniques.
Enhance research skills for complex business and financial analysis.
Prepare for senior roles in finance, accounting, and corporate governance.
Career Prospects
Accountant
Financial Analyst
Auditor
Banker
Tax Consultant
Economist
Program Structure
Semester 1
Advanced Business Economics – I
Credits: 4
Advanced Management Accounting – I
Credits: 4
Business Environment
Credits: 4
Management Theory & Practice
Credits: 4
Semester 2
Advanced Business Economics – II
Credits: 4
Advanced Management Accounting – II
Credits: 4
Organizational Behaviour
Credits: 4
Statistics for Business Decisions – I
Credits: 6
Semester 3
Statistics for Business Decisions – II
Credits: 6
Financial Management
Credits: 6
Marketing Management
Credits: 6
Human Resource Management
Credits: 6
Semester 4
Financial Accounting and Audit
Credits: 6
Cost Accounting and Audit
Credits: 6
Banking & Financial Institutions
Credits: 4
Financial Markets and Services
Credits: 6
Master of Human Resource Management (MA HRM)
Specialize in HR functions, talent acquisition, and organizational development. This online MHRM is ideal for aspiring HR professionals seeking leadership roles in corporate or public-sector organizations.
About the Program
Specializing in strategic human resource management, this program covers talent acquisition, organizational behavior, and labor laws. It's designed to prepare graduates for leadership roles in managing an organization's most valuable asset: its people.
Key Information
Program Objectives
Design and implement strategic HR policies that align with business goals.
Master modern talent management, employee relations, and compensation strategies.
Lead organizational development, change management, and cultural transformation.
Understand labor laws and ethical considerations in human resource management.
Career Prospects
HR Manager
Talent Acquisition Specialist
Training and Development Manager
Compensation and Benefits Manager
HR Business Partner
Industrial Relations Manager
Program Structure
Semester I
Human Resource Management
Credits: 4
Principles of Management
Credits: 4
Labour Legislation and Case Law – I
Credits: 4
Organisational Behaviour
Credits: 4
Semester II
Industrial Relations
Credits: 4
Human Resource Development
Credits: 4
Employee Welfare and Labour Administration
Credits: 4
Business Environment
Credits: 4
Observation Visits and Report
Credits: 2
Semester III
Strategic and International Human Resource Management
Credits: 4
Labour Legislation and Case Law – II
Credits: 4
Industrial Economics and Management of Technology
Credits: 6
Research Methods and HR Skills
Credits: 6
Practicals – Visits to Government Agencies and Report
Credits: 2
Semester IV
Management of Unorganised Labour
Credits: 6
Information Technology and Human Resource Information Systems
Credits: 6
Project Report
Credits: 4
Comprehensive Viva-Voce
Credits: 4
MA Political Science
Explore political theory, governance, and international relations. Ideal for careers in civil services, policy analysis, or teaching. This online MA builds critical understanding of political systems and public administration.
About the Program
This program offers a deep dive into political theory, global governance, and public administration, preparing graduates for impactful careers in civil services, diplomacy, policy analysis, or academic research.
Key Information
Program Objectives
Critically analyze diverse political systems, ideologies, and theories.
Understand the complexities of international relations and foreign policy.
Develop advanced skills for public policy formulation and evaluation.
Gain insights into the functioning of governments and international organizations.
Career Prospects
Policy Analyst
Civil Servant
Political Consultant
Journalist
Researcher
Public Relations Specialist
Program Structure
Semester I
Indian Political System – I
Credits: 4
Theory of International Relations – I
Credits: 4
Indian Political Thought
Credits: 6
Foreign Policy of India – I
Credits: 4
Semester II
Western Political Thought – I
Credits: 6
Comparative Politics
Credits: 6
State Government & Politics in Andhra Pradesh – I
Credits: 4
Readings in Indian Administration
Credits: 6
Semester III
Indian Political System – II
Credits: 4
Theory of International Relations – II
Credits: 4
Research Methods – I
Credits: 4
Social Welfare Policy in India
Credits: 4
Readings in Indian Federalism
Credits: 6
Semester IV
Public Policy Analysis
Credits: 6
Foreign Policy of India – II
Credits: 4
Research Methods – II
Credits: 4
State Government & Politics in AP – II
Credits: 4
Readings in Political Thought
Credits: 6
MA Economics
Gain deep insights into economic theories, policies, and research methods. Perfect for roles in finance, academics, and development sectors. The online format offers flexibility for working professionals or full-time learners.
About the Program
Explore advanced economic theories, econometrics, and policy analysis. This program is ideal for careers in finance, banking, research institutions, and development sectors, providing the tools to analyze and solve complex economic challenges.
Key Information
Program Objectives
Apply advanced macroeconomic and microeconomic theories to real-world issues.
Master econometric and statistical techniques for rigorous data analysis.
Formulate, analyze, and evaluate economic policies for governments and corporations.
Prepare for strategic roles in financial markets and economic consulting.
Career Prospects
Economist
Financial Analyst
Policy Analyst
Data Analyst
Researcher
Banker
Program Structure
Semester I
Micro Economic Analysis - I
Credits: 4
Macro Economic Analysis - I
Credits: 4
Quantitative Methods - I
Credits: 4
Public Economics - I
Credits: 4
Semester II
Micro Economic Analysis - II
Credits: 4
Macro Economic Analysis - II
Credits: 4
Quantitative Methods - II
Credits: 4
Public Economics - II
Credits: 4
Semester III
Economics of Growth
Credits: 6
International Trade
Credits: 4
Indian Economic Policy
Credits: 6
Industrial Economics
Credits: 4
Labour Economics
Credits: 6
Semester IV
Economics of Development
Credits: 6
International Finance
Credits: 4
Economics of Social Sector
Credits: 6
Labour Economics
Credits: 4
Demography
Credits: 6
MA English
Study literature, critical theory, and advanced language skills. Ideal for teaching, publishing, or content-related careers. This flexible online MA enhances communication, analytical thinking, and literary appreciation.
About the Program
A program focused on literary criticism, critical theory, and advanced linguistic studies, perfect for careers in academia, publishing, journalism, or content strategy. It hones analytical and communication skills through the study of diverse literary traditions.
Key Information
Program Objectives
Analyze literary texts and cultural artifacts through various theoretical lenses.
Develop advanced academic writing, research, and critical thinking skills.
Explore diverse world literatures and their historical and cultural contexts.
Enhance communication and interpretation skills for careers in media and education.
Career Prospects
Journalist
Proofreader
Editor
Translator
English Teacher
Copywriter
Grant Writer
Technical Writer
Program Structure
Semester 1
British Poetry – I
Credits: 5
British Drama – I
Credits: 5
British Prose & Fiction – I
Credits: 5
English Linguistics
Credits: 5
Semester 2
British Poetry – II
Credits: 5
British Drama – II
Credits: 5
British Prose & Fiction – II
Credits: 5
History and Growth of the English Language
Credits: 5
Semester 3
Literary Criticism and Theory – I
Credits: 5
American Literature – I
Credits: 5
Indian English Literature – I
Credits: 5
English Language Teaching – I
Credits: 5
Semester 4
Literary Criticism and Theory – II
Credits: 5
American Literature – II
Credits: 5
Indian English Literature – II
Credits: 5
English Language Teaching – II
Credits: 5
MA Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC)
Master digital media, public relations, and journalism practices. Perfect for careers in media, content creation, or communication strategy. The online structure suits working professionals and creative individuals alike.
About the Program
Master the skills for the modern media landscape, including digital journalism, public relations, and corporate communications. This program is for aspiring storytellers and strategists aiming for a career in media, content creation, or strategic communications.
Key Information
Program Objectives
Develop practical skills in digital media production, writing, and multi-platform storytelling.
Understand the principles of media ethics, laws, and their application.
Create and execute strategic communication and public relations campaigns.
Analyze the impact of media on society and global communication trends.
Career Prospects
Journalist
Public Relations Specialist
Content Strategist
Editor
Copywriter
Media Manager
Program Structure
Semester I
History of Mass Media
Credits: 5
News Reporting
Credits: 5
Media Management
Credits: 5
Advertising
Credits: 5
Semester II
Inter-cultural Communication
Credits: 5
Development Communication
Credits: 5
Radio Journalism
Credits: 5
Media Laws and Ethics
Credits: 5
Semester III
Communication Theory
Credits: 4
International Communication
Credits: 6
Television Journalism
Credits: 6
Environmental Communication
Credits: 6
Semester IV
Communication Research Methodology
Credits: 6
Public Relations and Corporate Communication
Credits: 4
Editing for Print Media
Credits: 4
Human Rights and Media
Credits: 4
MA Education
Understand education systems, pedagogy, and curriculum design. Ideal for teachers, administrators, and education leaders. This online MA empowers professionals to innovate and lead in academic environments.
About the Program
Aimed at educators, administrators, and policy-makers, this program explores curriculum design, educational leadership, and pedagogical innovation. It empowers professionals to shape the future of learning and lead in academic environments.
Key Information
Program Objectives
Design, implement, and evaluate innovative curricula for diverse learners.
Develop effective leadership and management skills for educational institutions.
Apply modern pedagogical techniques and educational technologies.
Analyze educational policies and contribute to educational reform.
Career Prospects
Education Administrator
Curriculum Developer
Instructional Designer
Policy Analyst
Corporate Trainer
Researcher
Program Structure
Semester 1
Sociological Foundations of Education
Code: EDN/1/DMj/01
Psychological Foundations of Education
Code: EDN/1/DMj/02
Philosophical Foundations of Education
Code: EDN/1/DMj/03
Sociological Foundations of Education (Interdisciplinary)
Code: EDN/1/IMj/04/A
Curriculum Development
Code: EDN/1/DMn/05
Human Rights Education (Interdisciplinary)
Code: EDN/1/IMn/06/A
Field Project/Internship - I
Code: EDN/1/FP/07
Semester 2
Higher Education
Code: EDN/2/DMj/08
Psychological Tests and Experiments in Education
Code: EDN/2/DMj/09
Educational Technology
Code: EDN/2/DMj/10
Higher Education (Interdisciplinary)
Code: EDN/2/IMj/11/A
Early Childhood Education
Code: EDN/2/DMn/12
Art Education (Interdisciplinary)
Code: EDN/2/IMn/13/A
Field Project/Internship - II
Code: EDN/2/FP/14
Semester 3
Research Methodology and Statistics in Education
Code: EDN/3/DMj/15
Educational Testing and Evaluation
Code: EDN/3/DMj/ 16
Pedagogy
Code: EDN/3/DMn/17
Peace Education (Interdisciplinary)
Code: EDN/3/IMn/18/A
Field Project/Project Work- III
Code: EDN/3/FP/19
Conceptual Framework and Review Writing
Code: EDN/3/Diss/20
Semester 4
Comparative Education (Elective)
Code: EDN/4/DMj/21/A
Education for Exceptional Children (Elective)
Code: EDN/4/DMj/21/B
Educational Planning and Management (Elective)
Code: EDN/4/DMj/21/C
Field Project/Project Work - IV
Code: EDN/4/FP/22
Analysis and Interpretation of Data and Report Writing
Code: EDN/4/Diss/23
Fees are subject to minor changes by the university. The fees mentioned are applicable for Indian citizens. For other nations, please contact us before admission.
Why Pursue a Postgraduate Degree Online?
Elevate your expertise and career prospects with the flexibility and focus of online learning.
Deep Specialization
Dive deep into your chosen field with advanced curriculum and research opportunities, becoming a true subject matter expert.
Career Acceleration
A postgraduate degree signals advanced expertise, unlocking senior roles, higher salaries, and leadership opportunities.
Enhanced Earning Potential
Studies consistently show that postgraduate degree holders earn significantly more over their careers than those with only a bachelor's degree.