1. Journalism

The Journalism course is designed for students interested in the art and science of storytelling. Our curriculum covers everything from news writing, media ethics, and digital journalism to investigative reporting and media law. Students gain hands-on experience in creating content for print, broadcast, and digital platforms while learning the critical skills necessary to navigate the rapidly evolving media landscape. With an emphasis on ethics, accuracy, and social responsibility, our program prepares students to become informed and impactful journalists who can shape public discourse.

Key Areas of Study:

• 1. News Reporting and Writing
• 2. Digital Journalism and Social Media
• 3. Broadcast Journalism
• 4. Media Ethics and Law
• 5. Investigative Journalism

2. Psychology

Our Psychology course offers students an in-depth understanding of human behavior, mental processes, and the underlying factors that shape both. Through a combination of theoretical learning and practical experience, students explore topics ranging from cognitive processes and emotional intelligence to social behavior and abnormal psychology. With opportunities for internships and research, students are well-prepared for careers in clinical psychology, counselling, human resources, social work, or academia.

Key Areas of Study:

• 1. Cognitive Psychology
• 2. Social Psychology
• 3. Developmental Psychology
• 4. Abnormal Psychology
• 5. Psychological Research Methods

3. Political Science

The Political Science course examines the structures, processes, and impacts of government systems, politics, and international relations. Students explore political theory, the functioning of governments, the role of political parties, the dynamics of elections, and global diplomatic relations. Through the study of both local and global political systems, students are equipped to understand and influence the political landscape, whether in public service, law, international organizations, or political consultancy.

Key Areas of Study:

• 1. Political Theory and Philosophy
• 2. International Relations
• 3. Comparative Politics
• 4. Public Policy and Administration
• 5. Electoral Systems and Voting Behavior

4. Economics

Economics provides students with a thorough understanding of how economies function, how decisions are made, and how economic policies affect society. From microeconomics to macroeconomics, our program encourages critical thinking about both theoretical concepts and real-world applications. Students explore topics such as market structures, economic development, international trade, and monetary policy, preparing them for careers in business, finance, government, and research.

Key Areas of Study:

• 1. Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
• 2. Econometrics and Data Analysis
• 3. International Trade and Finance
• 4. Development Economics
• 5. Economic Policy and Regulation

5. History

The History course offers students an opportunity to study the past in a detailed and critical way. Students explore different historical periods, from ancient civilizations to modern history, and understand how past events have shaped the world we live in today. By analyzing primary sources, historical records, and current historiographical debates, students develop an ability to think critically about the past and its implications for the present and future. Our History graduates pursue careers in teaching, research, public history, and archival work.

Key Areas of Study:

• 1. Ancient and Medieval History
• 2. Modern History and Global Conflicts
• 3. Social and Cultural History
• 4. Historiography and Research Methods
• 5. Public History and Archives

6.Tourism

The Tourism course focuses on the study of the tourism and hospitality industry. It provides students with in-depth knowledge of travel management, tourism marketing, hospitality operations, sustainable tourism, and cultural heritage.

Key Areas of Study:

• 1. Introduction to Tourism & Hospitality
• 2. Tourism Geography & Destinations
• 3.Tourism Products & Services
• 4.Travel Agency & Tour Operations
• 5. Hotel & Resort Management
• Tourism Marketing & Promotion
• Cultural & Heritage Tourism
• Sustainable & Eco-Tourism
• Airline & Airport Management
• Digital Tourism & Travel Technology
• Internship

7.Optional English

The English Literature course is designed for students passionate about literature, language, and the study of cultural expression through written words. Students explore classic works from various genres, periods, and cultures, developing strong analytical, interpretive, and writing skills. Our program encourages students to examine texts from a variety of critical perspectives, including feminist, postcolonial, and psychoanalytic approaches, fostering a deep understanding of literature’s role in shaping society and individual identity.

Key Areas of Study:

• 1. Classical and Modern Literature
• 2. Literary Theory and Criticism
• 3. Creative Writing
• 4. Postcolonial Literature
• 5. Comparative Literature and World Literatures

Why Choose the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences?

• Diverse Programs: We offer a wide range of disciplines that allow you to explore your interests, from journalism and politics to psychology, history, and literature.
• Experienced Faculty: Our department is staffed by knowledgeable and passionate faculty members who are experts in their respective fields.
• Critical Thinking and Analytical Skills: The programs are designed to foster critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and problem-solving skills, which are applicable across various professional sectors.
• Interdisciplinary Approach: The department promotes interdisciplinary learning, allowing students to connect ideas and concepts across different domains of study.
• Hands-on Learning: With opportunities for internships, research, and practical applications of knowledge, students gain real-world experience that is highly valued by employers.
• Global Perspective: Our programs offer insights into global issues, political systems, economic dynamics, and social structures, preparing graduates to work in diverse environments.