Arts and Social Science Studies
The field of arts and social sciences studies encompasses not just one but several types of artistic expression, such as cinema, visual art, music, and the performing arts. Some art courses may provide students with a comprehensive arts education, while others will concentrate on a single discipline. In the United States, the three tiers of government—the federal, state, and local—share responsibility for and responsibility for paying public education.
One of the nicest things about majoring in the liberal arts is that it opens up rather than closes off your employment possibilities. Companies value liberal arts graduates because they learn to think critically and creatively.
Courses in the humanities, social sciences, and arts are available at the certificate, bachelor’s degree, and master’s degree levels. Graduate degrees, especially those at the master’s and doctoral levels, are highly valued by certain industries.
In recent years, it has become increasingly common for students to pursue dual degrees in fields as diverse as the arts and law, the sciences, and business. Obtaining one of these certifications complements your education with marketable abilities. In order to broaden their employment and travel prospects, many students also choose to study a second language alongside their liberal arts degree.
A liberal arts education encourages students to think critically, develop an appreciation for the contributions of the sciences, arts, and humanities, and take an active interest in the well-being of their community.
Course Details
- Time Duration for UG : 3-4 Year
- Time Duration for PG : 2 year
- Time Duration for Diploma : 3-6 months
- Study Lecture : Full Time/ Part Time
- Skill Level : Advance Course
- Pass Percentage : 90%
- Certificate : Yes
Overview
Postgraduate program
Undergraduate Program
Dipoloma Courses
Overview
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The Arts and Social Science Studies covers political science, psychology, anthropology, and sociology. Individuals can attend core and specialist classes. This interdisciplinary degree program integrating the arts and social sciences offers significant flexibility and the variety and depth of knowledge needed to prosper in our global society. Program participants learn numerous approaches and study human subjectivity and social interaction.
The College of Arts and Sciences provides students with both a broad education in all fields of study and an in-depth education in their area of concentration. The College’s mission is to provide all undergraduates at the University with the tools they need to think critically, communicate effectively, and pursue their own lines of research by providing them with the foundations of a liberal arts education.
CERTIFICATION
Western Global University offers course completion certification.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- The ability to find important steps and combine research results into plans for development can be taken from the classroom to the workplace, allowing for career advancement.
- Education resource for life beyond the area by exposing them to global challenges and situations.
- Prepare students for rewarding jobs and build a skilled workforce to meet regional requirements.
- Problem-solving and critical thinking are also honed.
- Keep a community of teachers and academics dedicated to the preservation and discovery of knowledge and its transfer to students and the public.
Postgraduate program
- MA in English- MA in English is a 2-year postgraduate course. The course includes English Literature, Linguistics, Criticism Theory, English Literature History, and other ideas.
- MA in Communication- MA in Communication students get improved research, writing, and presenting abilities.
- MA in Literature- MA in literature students are committed to international and multidisciplinary approaches to literary research and practice. Literature examines how literature relates to filmmaking, digital media, and the visual arts.
- MA in Psychology- A master’s degree in psychology is a two-year program. Clinical psychology, health psychology, work psychology, social psychology, neuropsychology, emotions, and paradigm studies are covered.
- MA in Humanities- This graduate degree combines art, culture, philosophy, religion, and literature. Students might specialize or explore the humanities broadly.
- MA or MSc. in Library and Information Science- The MLIS program is a graduate-level program created to prepare students for professions in library and information science. They acquire the knowledge and abilities necessary to administer, arrange, and give access to information resources in a variety of contexts, such as libraries, archives, museums, and information centers.
- MA in Economics- The MA in Economics program covers a wide range of economics subjects, such as finance, investment banking, and accounting management.
- MA in Geography- MA Geography is a two-year postgraduate degree program that focuses on Earth Sciences, encompassing physical, regional, and economic issues, via advanced academic research.
- MA in History- In this program, you will get a better grasp of how historians examine and interpret history while conducting your own original research.
- MA in International Relations- The M.A. in International Relations is for students working in international relations, diplomacy, international development, and global peace studies.
- MA in Law- This graduate degree helps business people comprehend the law for improved corporate sustainability. Business and commercial law, criminal justice, human resources, national security, nonprofit management, and more are possible concentrations.
- MA in Political Economy- Political Economy graduates study government, society, and the economy from a multidisciplinary approach. Students specializing in Political Economy explore how real-world market systems are interwoven in both politics and society.
- MA in Politics- This degree includes art, politics, philosophy, and international studies. It teaches students about democracy, political involvement, and global society.
- MA in Sociology- The MA Sociology curriculum offers a strong theoretical foundation that studies important sociological traditions as instruments for understanding sociological theory, methodology, and essential areas of sociological research.
- Master of Criminology: The advanced knowledge and skills gained in a Master of Criminology program can open doors to leadership positions and specialized roles within the field of criminal justice and criminology.The degree covers Advanced Criminological Theory,Research Methods in Criminology,Comparative and International Criminology,Specialized Topics and more.
Undergraduate Program
- BA in English- Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literary with language or literature specializations.
- BA in Communication- Bachelors in communication study technical communication, mass communication, and public relations. In order to achieve the degree, students must complete coursework and projects that will improve their communication skills as well as their interpersonal and critical thinking skills.
- BA in Literature- The BA in Literature covers British, American, and international literatures and critical theory. The curriculum prepares graduates for positions in teaching, publishing and editing, marketing, law, and administration.
- BA in Psychology- B.A. in Psychology prepares students for psychology-related occupations. The B.A. frequently has more optional requirements than the normal B.S. (Bachelor of Science), allowing students to specialize on themes beyond general psychology.
- BA in Humanities- BA in humanities that encompasses history, culture, religion, literature, and philosophy.
- BA in Economics- BA in Economics is a 3-year undergraduate degree undertaken by individuals who aim to work in Banking and Finance and other business areas.
- BA in Geography- The BA in geography examines social, political, economic, and ecological processes and the role of space, location, and geographic connections in shaping them.
- BA in History- The Bachelor of Arts in History is an undergraduate course that studies the progression of human civilization from prehistory to the present.
- BA in Law- The Bachelor of Law program is aimed to give students interested in the legal profession with a complete legal education. Students take a variety of legal courses that address both public and private law.
- BA in Politics- BA Politics is a 3-year undergraduate degree that teaches students advanced political ideas and methodologies.
- BA in Sociology- Bachelor of Arts in Sociology is a three-year undergraduate curriculum that tries to explore how social systems, human relations, and individual behavior shape civilizations and their cultures.
- Bachelor in Communication & Media – A Bachelor in Communication & Media is an undergraduate program designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of various aspects of communication and media studies.
- Bachelor of Criminology:Bachelor of Criminology typically focuses on the study of crime, criminal behavior, and the criminal justice system. Students in this program often explore various aspects of crime, including its causes, effects on society, prevention strategies, and the functioning of law enforcement and legal institutions.
Dipoloma Courses
- Diploma in General Arts and Science- This two-year curriculum is for students interested in arts and sciences. Students will learn communication, critical thinking, and research while examining global challenges.
- Diploma in Arts- Diploma of Arts covers new ideas, social and political issues, language, and how literature, history, and communication shape our world.