Courses

An advanced curriculum that examines economic theories, quantitative techniques, and policy analysis is the Master of Arts in Economics (MA Economics). In order to promote a thorough grasp of economic phenomena, students study subjects like macroeconomics, behavioral economics, econometrics, and microeconomics.

An undergraduate degree that offers a thorough study of the English language, literature, and critical analysis is the Bachelor of Arts (BA) in English. Pupils investigate a variety of literary eras, genres, and cultural settings. Writing abilities, literary theory, and linguistic analysis are prioritized in the curriculum.

A thorough understanding of economic systems, policies, and concepts can be obtained with a bachelor of arts in economics. Students obtain insights into market dynamics and societal trends by analyzing topics like international commerce, econometrics, macroeconomics, and microeconomics.

The postgraduate Master of Arts in Sociology (MA Sociology) program is focused on the methodical examination of social structures, human behavior, and society. The course includes research methods, sociological theories, and topics such as globalization, inequality, and social change.