Students of the various programmes are initiated into a process of research from the second semester onwards. In the vacation between the second and third semesters, students are attached to organizations outside TERI as interns. The work they carry out there is guided by faculty members.
In the fourth semester students are assigned to major projects at various industries and other organizations in areas relevant to the subjects they have studied in the first three semesters. This project is guided by a faculty member from the University as well as by an executive from the organization where the project is being carried out. Both activities, summer internships and major project, carry credits and are assessed and graded.
Total number of Masters Research: 2646
Impacts of climate change on rice production in Kharagpur, West Bangal
Student name: Ms Sambita Ghosh
Guide: Dr Suresh Jain
Year of completion: 2009
Host Organisation: The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Supervisor (Host Organisation): Ms Suruchi Bhadwal
Abstract
Eco-Industrial development : International best practices and lessons for India
Student name: Ms Esha Sar
Guide: Dr Arun Kansal
Year of completion: 2009
Host Organisation: Centre for Industrial Ecology of the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, Yale University
Supervisor (Host Organisation): Dr Weslynne Ashton
Abstract
Development of an effective pretreatment method for hemicellulose hydrolysis of sweet sorghum bagasse
Student name: Ms Jyotsna Thakur
Guide: Dr Arun Kansal
Year of completion: 2009
Host Organisation: The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Supervisor (Host Organisation): Mr Jiby K Kurian
Abstract
Co-existing with large carnivores : Identifying the common interest in large scale conservation
Student name: Ms Sristi Kamal
Guide: Dr Neeraj Khera
Year of completion: 2009
Host Organisation: Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, Yale University
Supervisor (Host Organisation): Dr Susan G. Clark
Abstract
Analysis of climatic parameters in estimating water balance of a semi-arid watershed
Student name: Ms Mamta Mehra
Guide: Dr Devesh Sharma
Year of completion: 2009
Host Organisation: The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Supervisor (Host Organisation): Dr Shresth Tayal
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