Short Courses

The Academy is excited to announce its first offerings: four, free short courses from each of the schools. ‘The Eelam Question’, ‘Higher Education in Eelam’, ‘Mythology and the Eelam Conflict’, and ‘Multipolarity, Nationalism, and Eelam’ will examine key issues within the history and affairs of the nation. These courses will serve as an introduction to the need for institutions like Naga to transform the political, socio-economic, and philosophical landscape.

The Eelam Question

Offered by the Nagesparan School of Social Sciences

This course delves into the complex issues surrounding the status, sovereignty, and governance of Eelam in the international arena. It explores the quest for independence from multiple perspectives, including historical, political, and socio-cultural dimensions. Students will engage in critical discussions about self-determination, regional stability, and international law, and examine the varied narratives and aspirations of the Eelam people. Explore more here.

Higher Education in Eelam

Offered by the Jnana School of Humanities

This course provides an in-depth analysis of the current state and role of higher education and research in Eelam. It discusses the impacts of limited emphasis on research, social sciences, and the humanities on national development and intellectual growth. Students will explore case studies of higher education models, consider policy reforms, and develop strategies to enhance the academic and research capabilities of Eelam’s institutions. Explore more here.

Mythology and the Eelam Conflict

Offered by the Shiva-Shakti School of Divinity

This course investigates the influence of mythological narratives and religious traditions on the Eelam conflict through a Jungian lens. By examining archetypes such as the hero, the martyr, and the adversary, students will gain insights into the symbolic underpinnings of the conflict. The course will explore how these narratives shape perceptions, drive actions, and impact both domestic and international dimensions of the conflict. Explore more here.

Multipolarity, Nationalism, and Eelam

Offered by the Yalpanam School of International Relations

This course explores the challenges and opportunities that arise from a multipolar world, focusing on economic integration, diplomatic strategies, and geopolitical shifts. It examines Eelam’s position within the broader contexts of globalism and nationalism, and delves into strategies for how Eelam can effectively navigate and leverage its position in a rapidly evolving global landscape. Explore more here.