BTech Minors

Explore new disciplines. Expand your possibilities.

Explore our minors

Artificial Intelligence

Explore intelligent systems, machine learning and computational approaches for solving complex real-world problems.

Computer Science

Build foundations in computation, algorithms, software systems and problem-solving across technology-led applications.

Computational Systems Biology

Combine biology, computation and quantitative methods to understand complex living systems and develop technology-led solutions.

Design

Use human-centred design, creative inquiry and prototyping to develop thoughtful solutions for people and society.

Economics

Understand markets, incentives and decision-making while learning to examine economic and societal challenges using analytical tools.

Robotics

Explore intelligent machines by connecting computing, electronics, mechanical systems, sensing and autonomous decision-making.

Tech Entrepreneurship

Learn to identify meaningful problems, validate ideas and develop technology-led ventures through experiential learning.

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Build an interdisciplinary academic journey

BTech minors allow students to explore fields beyond their primary major and develop complementary expertise. Students can connect technology with design, entrepreneurship, economics, biology and intelligent systems while shaping a learning journey aligned with their interests and aspirations.

Why pursue a minor?

Broaden your knowledge
Explore a discipline outside your primary BTech major and develop a wider academic perspective.
Connect disciplines
Apply ideas from technology, business, design, economics and science to complex problems.
Personalise your degree
Shape your academic journey around your interests, strengths and long-term aspirations.
Expand future pathways
Develop complementary capabilities for industry, entrepreneurship, research and higher education.

Frequently asked questions

  • A minor is a structured academic pathway that allows students to develop knowledge and skills in a field beyond their primary BTech major.

  • Students can choose from seven minors: Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, Computational Systems Biology, Design, Economics, Robotics and Tech Entrepreneurship.

  • Yes. Minors are intended to support interdisciplinary exploration and help students develop complementary expertise. Availability may depend on the student’s major and applicable academic requirements.

  • The commencement semester may differ between minors. Students should consult the Academic Office or the relevant program team before making their selection.

  • Credit requirements may vary by minor. Students should refer to the approved curriculum and academic regulations for their cohort.

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