School of Arts

Bachelor of Visual Arts (BVA) is an undergraduate program that typically spans 3-4 years, designed to equip students with practical skills and theoretical knowledge in various forms of visual expression. This degree focuses on disciplines such as painting, sculpture, photography, digital media, printmaking, and graphic design, among others. Students engage in hands-on projects, critical thinking, and artistic exploration to develop their unique style and artistic voice. Along with technical training, the program emphasizes the history of art, contemporary practices, and cultural context. Graduates of a BVA program can pursue careers in fine arts, design, animation, art direction, gallery management, and other creative fields. The curriculum aims to foster creativity, innovation, and artistic professionalism.

M.A. in International Relations is a 2 year postgraduate degree that teaches global politics, diplomacy, and international relations. The course topics include international security, foreign policy analysis, international law, global governance, conflict resolution, and political economy. Students learn critical thinking, research, and analytical abilities, which prepare them to comprehend complex global concerns. The program also looks at the role of international organizations, human rights, and regional conflict. Graduates can work in government, international organizations, diplomatic services, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), think tanks, and multinational enterprises, or they can further their education in related subjects like political science or global studies.