At Anant, we are partial to studying, reporting, analysing and investigating the Built Environment as dynamic entities that need our intervention to make them better, safer and, most importantly, sustainable.

The course is designed, therefore, to bring the real world into the classroom, introduce students to Built Environment assets that impact us every day, as individuals, as members of our communities, neighbourhoods, cities and nations, and, finally and inevitably, protectors of Planet Earth.

Students can expect an intense and rigorous exposure to writing and reporting, which would include collaborating with classmates to publish a weekly lab journal called The Grid.

Each semester will be planned along BE elements as they impact “Me and My Family”, “My Community” and “My World”.

The Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) is a student-centric methodology that gives students the freedom to choose courses across disciplines. Students can opt for additional courses and complete more than the minimum required credit score in any semester. All courses are allotted credits based on the number of instruction and practice hours. In order to earn credits, students must obtain a passing grade in that course and maintain a minimum of 80% attendance. Credits are defined based on different parameters, such as student workload, learning outcomes and contact hours.