B.A Honours

Graduates will gain a thorough understanding of a variety of important topics, such as international relations, sociology, psychology, political science, literature, and history. Their skills in historical analysis, literary interpretation, political system analysis, and human behavior analysis will equip students for careers in academia, media, public administration, and research.

Students will gain the ability to critically assess intricate cultural and socioeconomic challenges. They will be qualified for positions in social research, policymaking, and strategic analysis because they will be able to evaluate arguments, interpret evidence, and provide well-reasoned viewpoints on international issues.

By improving students' written and vocal communication abilities, the program equips them to write convincing reports, create strong arguments, and clearly convey their thoughts in both academic and professional contexts. Jobs in corporate communication, publishing, content writing, and journalism all require these abilities.

In order to collect, evaluate, and interpret data for scholarly research, policy-making, and social development initiatives, graduates will receive training in both qualitative and quantitative research approaches. They are therefore well qualified for positions in think tanks, NGOs, and research groups.

Students will learn how to use digital storytelling, social media analytics, online research tools, and multimedia content creation through the merging of digital humanities and media studies. This equips students for jobs in public relations, media production, and digital marketing.