School of Humanities & Social Sciences

Delve into the past to understand the present. Our History courses examine major world events, societal transformations, and the development of civilizations, fostering analytical and research skills.

• Core Areas: World History, Regional Histories, Historiography, Archival Research.
• Focus: Critical analysis of sources, understanding change over time, historical narrative.
• Career Paths: Archivist, Museum Curator, Researcher, Educator, Policy Advisor.

Explore the structures, dynamics, and issues of human society. Sociology courses cover topics such as social inequality, cultural patterns, social institutions, and research methods.

• Core Areas: Social Theory, Research Methods, Social Stratification, Cultural Sociology.
• Focus: Understanding social problems, group behavior, societal trends.
• Career Paths: Social Worker, Community Organizer, Policy Analyst, Market Researcher.

Master the art and science of effective communication. Our programs cover interpersonal, intercultural, mass media, and strategic communication, preparing students for diverse media and public relations roles.

• Core Areas: Media Studies, Public Relations, Intercultural Communication, Journalism.
• Focus: Message creation, audience analysis, media ethics, digital storytelling.
• Career Paths: Public Relations Specialist, Journalist, Media Planner, Corporate Communicator.

Investigate the human mind and behavior. Psychology courses explore cognitive processes, social behavior, developmental psychology, and mental health, providing a foundation for careers in counseling, research, and human services.

• Core Areas: Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology.
• Focus: Understanding human behavior, research methods, psychological assessment.
• Career Paths: Counselor (with further study), HR Specialist, Research Assistant, Social Services.

Analyze political systems, theories, and behavior. Our Political Science courses cover comparative politics, international relations, political theory, and public policy, preparing students for careers in government, law, and advocacy.

• Core Areas: Comparative Politics, International Relations, Political Theory, Public Policy.
• Focus: Governmental systems, political processes, international affairs, policy analysis.
• Career Paths: Policy Analyst, Legislative Aide, Political Campaign Staff, Non-profit Advocate.