Upon arrival, participants will attend a small orientation session to acquaint them with local customs, safety guidelines and programme expectations by BITS Pilani faculty.
Participants will attend lectures by experienced faculty members and expert guest speakers to gain unique insights and diverse perspectives on India's social, political, and cultural landscape.
Upon arrival, participants will attend a small orientation session to acquaint them with local customs, safety guidelines and programme expectations by BITS Pilani faculty.
Birla Haveli and Temple
Khetri Fort
Mandawa Fort and Resort
Shekhwati Art House
Spice Plantation
Goa Churches & Temples
Feni Museum Dr. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary
Goa Chitra Museum
Sula Vineyards
Horniman Circle and the Dalal Street
Reserve Bank of India
CSMT Heritage Museum & MCGM Headquarters
National Museum of Indian Cinema
Maratha Mandir
Charminar
Chowmhalla Palace and the Pearl Market
Ramoji Film City
Osman Sagar Lake
Metro trip to Hi-Tech City
Participants will have the opportunity to learn basic conversational phrases in Hindi and other regional languages. Cultural workshops will focus on activities such as traditional dance, music and art forms.
Participants will have group discussions and presentations to deepen their understanding of the topics covered. A participant will be awarded 3 units. This amounts to daily lectures for 10 days and field visits every day for 10 days. Participants also have the option to get credits transferred to their home institute.
The IPCD office at respective campuses will be available to assist participants throughout the 2-week programme. Letter of Invitation towards applying for a VISA to attend the programme will be provided to the participants.
The programme will conclude at the end of the 2nd week with a closing ceremony where participants will showcase their learnings and experiences.
To know more, contact: ipcdoffice@goa.bits-pilani.ac