School of Arts

 B.A. (Hons.) in Public Policy is a 3-year undergraduate program that prepares students to understand, analyze, and shape policies addressing societal challenges. The course combines political science, economics, sociology, and governance, equipping students with skills in policy analysis, public administration, and strategic decision-making. Key areas of study include environmental policies, healthcare, education, economic development, and international relations. The program emphasizes research, critical thinking, and practical application through case studies, internships, and fieldwork. Graduates are well-suited for careers in government, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), policy research institutes, or international organizations. They can also pursue advanced studies in public policy, administration, or related fields. This degree is ideal for those passionate about driving change through effective policymaking.

B.A. (Hons.) in Psychology and Counselling is a 3-year undergraduate program that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of human behavior, mental health, and therapeutic techniques. The course covers topics such as psychological theories, cognitive processes, developmental psychology, abnormal psychology, and counselling methods. Students acquire hands-on experience in conducting assessments, therapy techniques, and client interactions through practical sessions, internships, and case studies. The program emphasizes ethical practices, communication skills, and an understanding of psychological disorders and treatment approaches. Graduates are well-equipped to pursue careers as counselors, therapists, or psychologists in various settings such as healthcare, education, mental health organizations, or social services. The program also serves as a foundation for further studies in psychology or counseling.

B.A. (Hons.) in Sports Studies is a 3-year undergraduate program that explores the various aspects of sports, including theory, practice, management, and the role of sports in society. The course covers subjects such as sports psychology, physical education, sports nutrition, coaching, and sports law, along with an emphasis on research and practical training. Students also study the social, cultural, and economic impacts of sports, learning to analyze and address issues related to sports governance and policy. The program includes opportunities for internships, fieldwork, and hands-on experience in sports organizations. Graduates of this program can pursue careers in coaching, sports management, event coordination, fitness training, or sports marketing, working for professional teams, sports organizations, or public and private institutions.