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Indus Institute of
Sciences Humanities
& Liberal Studies (IISHLS)

The Indus Institute of Sciences, Humanities and Liberal Studies (IISHLS) is one of the core centres at the Indus University.

The Indus Institute of Sciences, Humanities and Liberal Studies (IISHLS) is one of the core centers at the Indus University that strives to provide core knowledge of sciences and the English language. This institute covers six significant departments: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Life Sciences and Languages.

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What is the scope of B.Sc. Chemistry?

Department of Life Science

Department of Science and Humanities

The departments are developed to improve the capacity to think logically, apply scientific ideas to solve real-life problems and appreciate basic science subjects. The departments are delivering graduate, postgraduate and Ph.D programmes. These programmes are created to cater to the requirements of the trending times so that students are trained to become professionals in the core sciences and areas like pharmaceutical science, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and English language teaching. These departments also offer and teach efficiently suitable subjects in the engineering, management and aviation disciplines.

The departments at IISHLS are furnished with well-qualified and committed individuals, which scaffold the continuous innovations across the university. Innovation and a keen eye for details describe these departments' workings, having its presence in all other programmes at Indus. The departments possess state-of-the-art computer, physics and chemistry laboratories to keep the theoretical aspects of the subjects and impart practical knowledge of the same. It also has a language laboratory to enhance English and communication skills.

Finally, all the faculty members continuously upgrade their subject domains by presenting and publishing papers in national and international conferences/journals. This allows them to stay updated with the current developments of the field and efficiently obtain these developments into the classrooms for the enlargement of the subject/s.

DEPARTMENT OF LIFE SCIENCE

B.Sc - Clinical Research and Healthcare Management

M.Sc - Clinical Research

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE
AND HUMANITIES

DEPARTMENT OF LIFE SCIENCE

B.Sc - Clinical Research and Healthcare Management

M.Sc - Clinical Research

Department Activities

Training & Awareness Program on First Aid & Basic Life Support

Academic & Industrial Visit

The Department of Chemistry, ISHLS, successfully organized an academic and industrial visit on October 10, 2025, in association with Vigyan Gurjari. A total of 27 students from B.Sc. Chemistry, M.Sc. Chemistry, and Clinical Research programs visited NIPER, Ahmedabad and Sahajanand Laser Technology Ltd., Gandhinagar.The visit offered hands-on exposure to pharmaceutical sciences, advanced instrumentation, and medical technology, enriching students’ practical learning experience.
Training & Awareness Program on First Aid & Basic Life Support

Guest Lecture on Applications of Statistics in AI, ML, and Data Science

The Department of Mathematics, IISHLS organized a guest lecture on “Applications of Statistics in AI, ML and Data Science” on 25th September 2025 The session was delivered by Dr. Poonam Mishra, Associate Professor & Dean, IQAC, PDEU, Gandhinagar. Over 80 students attended the lecture, gaining valuable insights into the fundamentals, impact, and future scope of Artificial Intelligence.
Training & Awareness Program on First Aid & Basic Life Support

Telescope Operating Workshop – VOYAGE TO THE COSMOS 2.0

On 22nd September, the Department of Physics in collaboration with Astro Club, iSAC organized a telescope operating workshop, VOYAGE TO THE COSMOS 2.0, with participation from 20+ astronomy enthusiasts from within and outside the university.The workshop covered the intricacies of telescopes, including optics, motors, and gears, using the university’s prized Newtonian Telescope. In the evening session, students engaged in hands-on night sky observation, focusing on stars like Vega (Lyra), Arcturus, Altair, and the planet Saturn.