honours degree system. Undergraduate courses B.A.Programme B.A. Honours: Bengali, Economics, English, Geography, Hindi, History, Hindustani Music (Vocal/ Instrumental), Philosophy, Political Science, Sanskrit, Sociology B.Sc. Honours: Botany, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Zoology B.Sc.: Life Sciences, Physical Science (Computer Science) B.El.Ed: (four-year course) Postgraduate courses Students enroll for M.A. and M.Sc. programmes in the college; classes are held at the respective departments at the university. M.A. programme: The same subjects are offered as at the B.A. Honours level except for Political Science, Geography, and Sociology. M.Sc. programme: The same subjects are offered as at the B.Sc. Honours level. Additionally, the college offers M.Sc. in Anthropology. Four-year undergraduate program The University of Delhi introduced the four-year undergraduate program scheme in the academic year 2013-14. All undergraduate programs offered by the University of Delhi would thenceforth be for the duration of four years, with multiple exit options and the inclusion of research components. This reform was intended to provide greater flexibility and wider range of choices to the students. In June 2014, after a lot of controversy, speculation and protests, the four-year undergraduate program was removed according to the directives of the University Grants Commission. All the constituent colleges of the University of Delhi were instructed to return to the previous three-year format for first degrees. Now a Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) is being followed in the University of Delhi. Foreign Language Courses The College offers One Year Certificate Courses in French, German, and Spanish in collaboration with the Department of Germanic and Romance Studies and Department of East Asian Studies, University of Delhi. Short Duration Certificate Courses The College offers a 2 months certificate course in Computer Applications and a 16 weeks certificate course in Computer Applications for Visually Challenged Students. The college does not charge a fee for Computer Applications for Visually Challenged Students. Library The Miranda House Library acquired its first book on 22 July 1948. In the beginning it was confined to one room. The present building was constructed under the guidance of the founder librarian, P. Tandon. The foundation stone was laid by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on 7 March 1973. The new library block is a double-storeyed building consisting of deposit-counter, issue-of-books counter, stack hall, reserve section, reading hall, teachers' reading room, magazine section, and administrative section. Amba Dalmia Resource Centre Miranda House is the first college to establish a computer-based resource centre to aid its visually challenged students.