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Year 1: Introduction to Psychology & Research Methods DSC-1: Introduction to Psychology An overview of psychological concepts, theories, and approaches to understanding human behavior and mental processes. DSC-2: Psychology of Individual Differences Explores how individuals differ in cognition, personality, intelligence, and motivation, with a focus on psychological assessment. DSC-3: Psychological...

Year 1: Foundation in Sociology and Related Disciplines BFEG-1: Foundation in English-I This course develops foundational English language skills, focusing on academic writing, reading comprehension, and critical thinking to support sociological studies. BSOC-11: Fundamentals of Sociology An introduction to sociology, covering basic concepts, social institutions, social structures, and the role...

Program Overview The Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy is designed to provide students with a deep and systematic understanding of fundamental philosophical ideas, methods, and traditions. The program explores classical and contemporary philosophical theories, ethics, logic, epistemology, metaphysics, political philosophy, and applied philosophy in various domains. Students will develop critical...