Upcoming Events

Graduate Information Hours

Through December 31, 2019
UChicago Center in Delhi

Meet with us at the UChicago Delhi Center during the Graduate Information Hours, 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm from Monday to Friday, to learn more about our graduate programs and the application process. You can book an appointment here.

If you are unable to visit us at the Delhi Center, please leave your query regarding our graduate programs and the application process here.

Release of India Climate Prospectus

Time TBA
UChicago Center in Delhi

The Tata Centre for Development at UChicago will release the findings of its research study which is a culmination of a multi-year research conducted by the University of Chicago to understand the impacts of climate change and weather shocks on mortality. The study will show places in India that are currently sensitive to high temperatures. This information could be used for developing an early warning system. 

The release of India Climate Prospectus will be followed by a panel discussion wherein government officials and subject-matter experts will deliberate on some pressing questions regarding multi-layered impact of climate change on India. 

CME - Live Operative Pediatric Urology Workshop

Time TBA
JLN Auditorium, AIIMS, New Delhi

Dr Mohan Gundeti, Professor - Pediatric Urology (Surgery), Professor - MFM (Ob/Gyn) and Pediatrics, University of Chicago Medicine & Biological Sciences, will participate in this workshop which is part of the 45th Annual Conference of Indian Association of Paediatric Surgeons (IAPSCON -2019) and is being organised by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi. 
 

Between Globalization and Global Warming: The Changing Fault Lines of Human History

11:00 am–12:00 pm
Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala

In this talk, Professor Chakrabarty, Lawrence A. Kimpton Distinguished Service Professor in History, South Asian Languages and Civilizations, and the College, University of Chicago, will examine how the terrain of global history is being reconfigured by debates around Climate Change and the Anthropocene.

Full Time MBA Information Session

3:00 pm
The Peacock Ballroom, Hotel Pullman, New Delhi, Aerocity

Join alumni, admissions staff, and fellow prospective students for an evening networking reception to learn about Chicago Booth’s Full-Time MBA Program. Here's your chance to begin forming early connections within Booth's tight-knit community.
 

Pediatric Urology Robotic Course

All day
Through November 5, 2019
Telemedicine auditorium, SGPGIMS

Dr Mohan Gundeti, Professor - Pediatric Urology (Surgery), Professor - MFM (Ob/Gyn) and Pediatrics, University of Chicago Medicine & Biological Sciences, will participate in this workshop being organised by the Department of Urology and Renal Transplantation, SGPGIMS, Lucknow.

Executive MBA Information Session

6:30–9:00 pm
UChicago Center in Delhi

This session will provide an opportunity to the prospective applicants to understand the application process, network with alumni and current students to find out how Chicago Booth’s education has impacted on their career and personal growth as well as meet the admissions team and receive feedback on their candidacy. The session will also feature a short presentation and Q&A session.

Programs and Careers in Social Sciences

4:00–5:00 pm
United States - India Educational Foundation (USIEF), New Delhi

Since its founding in 1890, the University of Chicago has been at the forefront of social scientific disciplines. Graduate programs, including 5 master’s degrees and 9 PhD programs, range from Anthropology, Economics, History, and International Relations to Computational Social Science, Sociology, and Political Science. Learn more from Professor Mark Bradley about the programs offered, UChicago’s unique intellectual environment, and the admissions process.

Activism, Advocacy, Action for Residents of India’s Informal Settlements

Time TBA
Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Mumbai

This one-day conference will bring together individuals and organizations working directly in India’s informal settlements to share their insights on how to improve the life of India’s urban poor. The participating organizations do on-the-ground activism and research on topics including housing rights; access to basic services like water, electricity, and sanitation; women’s rights and inclusion; and public health. 

Improving the Lives of India’s Urban Poor

Time TBA
UChicago Center in Delhi

This conference will bring together government officials, policymakers, and leading academicians from think tanks and universities to discuss specific reforms that could be implemented to improve the lives of the urban poor. The conference would feature presentations on a range of research topics under the domain of urban policy as well as various government initiatives.

Information Session: Graduate Studies in Law

3:00–4:00 pm
United States-India Educational Foundation (USIEF), New Delhi

Join Professor Adam Chilton, Professor of Law, Walter Mander Research Scholar at the University of Chicago Law School, for an information session about the wide range of graduate programs in the Law School at the University of Chicago.

International conference on oral cancer and reconstruction & workshop on translational research

Through December 14, 2019
UChicago Center in Delhi

Head and neck cancer is the commonest cancer in males in India. Majority of head and neck cancers occur in oral cavity. There has been a paradigm shift in the management of head and neck cancer in the last decade with newer risk stratifications, advancements in diagnostics, formulation of standard treatment guidelines and incorporation of multi-modality treatment approach. All aimed at the early identification and individualised treatment of each head and neck cancer patient.

The State of the Humanities and the Arts in India

Through December 18, 2019
UChicago Center in Delhi

The symposium aims to explore pressing issues motivating and foreclosing research and practice in the humanities and the arts in contemporary India. The humanities in India have been shaped by the history of colonialism, mass migration following the partition, the establishment of a secular democratic state in 1947, and debates concerning the role of citizen-subjects. The secular ideal of the newly-independent nation-state gave rise to disciplinary formations that shared some characteristics of the modern disciplines established during the period of the secularization of the universities in Europe and America in the nineteenth century. But these formations also diverged in interesting ways as the new nation began to come to terms with its unique location in Asia at the height of the Cold War. The country’s democratic socialist foundations led to the establishment of large state-funded universities that were primed to educate its citizens in science, technology and the social sciences, with the humanities often featuring as an option or an afterthought. This symposium will bring together some of India’s most distinguished scholars, writers, artists and public intellectuals so that our organization has an opportunity to learn about the intellectual and political landscape of the country as it pertains to humanistic knowledge, democratic cultures and academic freedom.

Ninth Biennial Convention of the Association for the Study of Persianate Societies (ASPS)

Through March 13, 2020
UChicago Center in Delhi

Association for the Study of Persianate Societies (ASPS) conference will bring together scholars from across Asia, Europe, and North America to present their latest research on all aspects of the Persianate world from the ancient to the contemporary and in fields such as literature, history, art history, linguistics, anthropology, and social history. In addition to paper presentations, ASPS showcases films, music, and artworks by local and international artists and offers book exhibits and cultural excursions to historical sites and/or museums.

Global Technology in Local Contexts: Lithography in Asia

Through March 17, 2020
UChicago Center in Delhi

The year 2022 will mark the bicentenary of the arrival of lithography in India, a watershed moment in the history of printing in South Asia that has been described as more significant than the advent of movable type in 1556. An inexpensive, easily accessible printing technology, lithography enjoyed extraordinary success in India; it has been associated with the “democratization of print” in South Asia and rise of commercial printing and journalism in Indian languages. Within India’s multilingual/multiscript cultural landscape, lithography was a versatile mass production medium, while also providing a link with manuscript traditions in its ability to replicate fine calligraphy. Across the Islamic world, Muslim communities embraced it for both religious and secular printing.
 

India’s Francophone Literature

Time TBA
UChicago Center in Delhi

French, long a language of colonial power in India, is still present in Indian literature today. Generally ignored in the English-speaking world, India's francophone literature is gaining a new lease on life, as new authors contribute to its growing corpus, as translations of major literary works appear, and as scholars develop new perspectives on this site of cultural encounter.