Social Sciences

Economics

Decode the complex forces that drive global markets and shape economic policy through rigorous analytical training. The curriculum explores microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, international trade, development economics, and public policy. Students develop analytical skills through statistical analysis, economic modeling, and research projects examining real-world economic problems. This field attracts logical thinkers interested in understanding market behaviors and policy impacts. Graduates pursue careers as economists, financial analysts, policy advisors, market researchers, or consultants with government agencies, central banks, international organizations, financial institutions, and research firms.

International Relations

Navigate the complexities of global politics and diplomacy in a rapidly changing world order through comprehensive international studies. The curriculum examines global politics, diplomacy, international law, security studies, international organizations, and regional studies. Students engage in policy analysis, simulations, case studies, and often participate in Model UN or similar programs. This field suits globally-minded individuals interested in cross-cultural communication and international issues. Career paths include diplomat, policy analyst, international development specialist, intelligence analyst, or NGO officer with foreign ministries, international organizations, think tanks, or multinational corporations.

Psychology

Unravel the mysteries of human behavior and mental processes through scientific study of the mind in world-class psychology programs. The curriculum covers cognitive, developmental, social, clinical, and neuropsychology through lectures, laboratory work, and research projects. Students learn research methods, statistical analysis, and psychological assessment techniques. This field attracts empathetic individuals interested in understanding human behavior and mental processes. Graduates work as clinical psychologists (with additional training), research psychologists, human resources specialists, market researchers, or counselors in healthcare settings, research institutions, corporations, or educational institutions.