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BSc Home Science Field Project Syllabus - Mumbai University

This is the Semester 3 syllabus under NEP 2020, in force from the academic year 2025-26. The University still examines the earlier Choice Based papers alongside it — her third-year timetables name that scheme — so check which scheme your exam form names before you revise.

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Major · Semester 3 · Second Year · 2 credits · 50 marks

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Syllabus for Field Project

Major · Semester 3 · Second Year · 2 credits · 50 marks

MU prints no "Marks Allotted" row for this project. Her own Evaluation Chart allots 20 marks to internal evaluation by the guide and 30 to external evaluation, and that is where the 50 shown here comes from.

  • 1 Development of Innovative Food Products ( original, indigenous and nourishing) for Health creation and Disease prevention among various age groups and Vulnerable sections
  • 2 Development of nourishing and innovative Recipes (fusion or indigenous) for Health promotion and disease prevention among various age groups and Vulnerable Sections Development
  • 3 Reviving Traditional Recipes for Health – Recipe compilation and community tasting project
  • 4 Creating a Digital/ Print Recipe Book of various categories of populations and communities and studying its usefulness ( Adolescents/ Low fat/ Omega 3 rich)
  • 5 Study of Lifestyle Practices in Different Age Groups and its impact
  • 6 Creating of educational resources on sustainable lifestyle practices and it’s impact
  • 7 Designing and Implementing nutrition and lifestyle educational interventions
  • 8 Action based project at a community level for health bettering practices
  • 9 Evaluation of nutrition and lifestyle among economically challenged populations and development of strategies to address it
  • 10 Exploration of media on food and lifestyle choices among various populations
  • 11 Strategizing Social media for sustainable changes in nutrition and lifestyle behaviour change
  • 12 Study/audits of food waste and wastage in various settings and create strategies to prevent and/ or channelize it
  • 13 Study of body image challenges and self-care practices that affect health
  • 14 Designing educational programmes that address body image, positive self-care and health as a value
  • 15 Study of Digital Technology & Social Media in Health
  • 16 Digital aspects including but not limited to AI/Robotics/Social media/ Health Apps/ Tele-Health/Software
  • 17 Parental Awareness of Developmental Milestones in Early Childhood
  • 18 Parental Attitudes Toward Outdoor Play and Its Benefits
  • 19 Teachers’ Perceptions of Behavioural Issues in Preschool Classrooms
  • 20 Perceived Importance of Extracurricular Activities in Personal Development
  • 21 Social Media Usage Among Adolescents: Perceived merits and demerits
  • 22 Attitude towards LGBTQ community among middle adults
  • 23 Perceived Impact of Excessive Screen Time on the Social Development of Children
  • 24 Perceived Impact of Violent Media Content on Aggressive Behaviour in Children
  • 25 The Role of Family Support in Promoting Mental Health Among Adolescents
  • 26 Perceived Impact of Grand parenting on the Social Development of Young Children
  • 27 Stress Management Strategies Among Undergraduate Students
  • 28 Attitudes of Higher-Education Students towards Inclusive Education
  • 29 Self-Care Practices Among Young Working Professionals and their Perceived Advantages
  • 30 Perceived Impact of Social Media on Adult Relationships
  • 31 Health and Lifestyle Habits in Adults Over 60
  • 32 Need for Counselling Services in Geriatric Care Homes: A Caregiver Perspective
  • 33 Use of Religious/Spiritual Practices for Coping With Stress
  • 34 Parental Perspectives on Discipline Strategies in Early Childhood Education
  • 35 Parents’ Attitudes Toward Food Consumption in Children
  • 36 Parental Use of Educational Materials at Home for Preschool-Aged Children
  • 37 Children’s Preferences for Indoor Versus Outdoor Play Activities
  • 38 Teachers’ Attitudes Toward Inclusive Education in Early Childhood Settings
  • 39 Attitudes toward Pre-Marital Counselling among Young Adults
  • 40 Public Perceptions and Attitudes toward Adoption
  • 41 Perception of Parents on Gender Stereotyping in Children’s Television Shows and Cartoons Children’s Participation in School Sports: Opportunities and Barriers
  • 42 Self-Esteem Levels and Influencing Factors among Adolescents
  • 43 A Study on Common Health Challenges Faced by Elderly Adults
  • 44 Social Isolation and Loneliness in Older Adults: Perceived Causes and Consequences
  • 45 Digital Literacy and Smartphone Usage Among Older Adults
  • 46 Perceived Role of Hobbies and Leisure Activities in Promoting Mental Health Among the Elderly
  • 47 Occupational Stress in Early Childhood Caregivers
  • 48 Perceived Burden and Stress Among Sandwich Generation Caregivers
  • 49 Stress Levels among Special Educators and their Coping Mechanisms
  • 50 Transportation Challenges Faced by the Elderly in Urban Environments
  • 51 Mother’s Perception of Father Involvement in the Early Care and Development of Young Children
  • 52 Expression of Appreciation and its Perceived Effect on Relationship Quality
  • 53 Perceived Role of Humour and Playfulness in Marital Satisfaction
  • 54 Conflict Resolution Styles Among Dual-Income Couples
  • 55 Awareness and Attitudes toward Mental Health Counselling among College Students
  • 56 Stigma Associated with Seeking Counselling Services in Urban Areas
  • 57 Trend Analysis Study on Textiles and Fashion
  • 58 Recycling/Up cycling of Post-Consumer Waste
  • 59 Sustainable Practices used in Textiles and Apparel
  • 60 Implementation and Use of Technology in Fashion
  • 61 E-Commerce and Digital Marketing on Consumer Behaviour
  • 62 Impact of Trade Shows on Consumers and Manufacturers
  • 63 Apparel Requirements for People with Special Needs
  • 64 Awareness about Malpractices in Marketing of Consumer Goods and Services
  • 65 Basic Testing of Adulterated Foods
  • 66 Devising awareness programmes on Counterfeit Products
  • 67 Awareness Campaign on Consumer Rights through Flash Cards.
  • 68 Identification of Milk Adulteration
  • 69 Understanding Consumerism and Legal Redressal in consumer courts
  • 70 Awareness Programme on Financial Literacy regarding topics like savings, loans, insurance, and consumer protection.
  • 71 Ensuring Gas Safety Procedures amongst Consumers
  • 72 Ergonomic and Postural Studies

Reproduced from the University of Mumbai syllabus for B.Sc. (Home Science) under NEP 2020, in force from the academic year 2025-26. Wording is as printed in that syllabus. Module numbering is as printed there too.

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