School of Humanities and Social Sciences Programs

Literature and Creative Writing

Overview: Explores the creation, analysis, and historical context of literary works from various cultural traditions, while enhancing students’ writing skills.

Core Courses: Literary Theory and Criticism, Creative Writing Workshops, World Literature, Narrative Structures and Styles

Career Paths: Writer, Editor, Publisher, Literary Critic, Content Creator. Graduates are sought after in publishing, media, and education sectors.

History and Cultural Studies

Overview: Investigates historical events and their cultural impacts, with a focus on global cultural exchange and social transformation.

Core Courses: Ancient and Modern History, Cultural Diversity and Globalization, Social Change and Cultural Theory, Historical Research Methods

Career Paths: Historian, Archivist, Cultural Heritage Consultant, Policy Analyst, History Educator

Sociology and Anthropology

Overview: Studies social behavior, cultural patterns, and the structure and development of human societies.

Core Courses: Social Theory and Social Structures, Human Culture and Social Transformation, Race and Gender Studies, Fieldwork and Research Methods

Career Paths: Social Researcher, Anthropologist, NGO Consultant, Community Development Specialist, Policy Maker

Political Science and International Relations

Overview: Focuses on political systems, international affairs, and global governance. Ideal for students interested in diplomacy, public policy, or international relations.

Core Courses: Political Theory and Comparative Politics, International Organizations and Global Governance, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution, Public Policy and Political Economy

Career Paths: Diplomat, Policy Analyst, International Affairs Consultant, Public Relations Officer, Political Researcher

Linguistics and Translation Studies

Overview: Explores the structure of language, linguistic culture, and translation practice, equipping students for cross-linguistic and cross-cultural communication.

Core Courses: Introduction to Linguistics, Phonetics and Grammar, Translation Techniques and Practices, Intercultural Communication and Context Analysis

Career Paths: Linguist, Translator, Interpreter, Language Technology Developer, Language Educator

Media and Communication Studies

Overview: Examines the impact of media and communication technologies, training students in creative expression and communication strategies within digital media environments.

Core Courses: Media Theory and Social Impact, Digital Communication and New Media, Media Content Creation, Advertising and Brand Communication

Career Paths: Journalist, Media Planner, Digital Marketing Specialist, Content Creator, Public Relations Consultant

Philosophy and Ethics

Overview: Focuses on fundamental human questions about morality, knowledge, existence, and consciousness, providing analytical tools to address ethical issues.

Core Courses: History of Philosophy, Ethical Theory and Practice, Epistemology and Metaphysics, Applied Ethics in Technology, Medicine, and Society

Career Paths: Philosophy Researcher, Ethics Consultant, Educator, Policy Advisor, Academic Editor

Psychology and Behavioral Sciences

Overview: Explores human behavior and psychological mechanisms, covering topics such as social psychology, cognitive science, and applied psychology.

Core Courses: Social Psychology and Interpersonal Relations, Behavior Analysis and Intervention, Cognition and Emotion Studies, Psychological Research Methods and Statistics

Career Paths: Psychological Counselor, Behavioral Analyst, Market Researcher, Human Resources Consultant