Bachelor Of Arts Intake Ongoing
Think deeply. Serve society. Drive sustainable change.
The Bachelor of Arts in Development Studies and Philosophy is ideal for students who want to understand human development from both a practical and ethical perspective. The programme combines development studies with philosophical reflection, helping students examine issues such as poverty, justice, governance, human dignity, sustainability, and the common good.
Students are trained to think critically, analyse social challenges, and design meaningful responses to development needs in communities, institutions, and society.
This course is ideal for students interested in:
1. Sustainable development
2. Community transformation
3. Public policy and governance
4. Social justice and ethics
5. Research and advocacy
6. Humanitarian and development work
Possible career pathways include:
Development officer, policy analyst, programme coordinator, research assistant, community development practitioner, NGO officer, social impact consultant, public sector professional, or postgraduate study in development, ethics, governance, or public policy.
Tell stories. Shape conversations. Influence society.
The Bachelor of Arts in Communication prepares students to become confident communicators, storytellers, media professionals, public relations practitioners, and development communication specialists.
The programme gives students a strong foundation in communication theory and practice while exposing them to areas such as journalism, public relations, media studies, advocacy, campaigns, participatory communication, and development communication. Students learn how to create messages that inform, persuade, inspire, and build meaningful relationships between people, brands, institutions, and communities.
This course is ideal for students interested in:
1. Journalism and storytelling
2. Public relations
3. Media and digital communication
4. Corporate communication
5. Development communication
6. Advocacy and campaigns
7. Content creation and strategic messaging
Possible career pathways include:
Journalist, public relations officer, communication officer, content creator, media producer, corporate communications assistant, digital communication specialist, advocacy officer, development communication practitioner, or postgraduate study in media, communication, public relations, or strategic communication.
Understand global affairs. Build bridges across nations. Prepare for international impact.
The Bachelor of Arts in International Studies is designed for students who want to work in diplomacy, international organisations, NGOs, international trade, global corporations, and cross-cultural environments.
The programme equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to understand global politics, international relations, culture, law, economics, diplomacy, and global governance. Students learn how nations, organisations, and communities interact in an increasingly connected world.
This course is ideal for students interested in:
1. Diplomacy and foreign affairs
2. International relations
3. Global organisations
4. International trade
5. Peace, security, and governance
6. Cross-cultural communication
7. Regional and global development
Possible career pathways include:
Diplomatic service officer, international relations officer, NGO programme officer, policy researcher, international trade officer, global affairs analyst, corporate relations officer, development practitioner, or postgraduate study in diplomacy, international relations, security, or global governance.
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