Faculty Overview
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences was established in 2004. By 2012 the faculty had two
departments which were the department of Public Administration and the department of
Economics. From academic year 2012 to 2015 the faculty expanded to and it had four
departments: which were Public Administration, Economics, Languages with Education and
Social Work.
In the academic year 2013/2014 the Post graduate studies was established where Master of
Public Administration was offered. Moreover, in the academic year 2014/2015 Master of
Science in Economics and Finance was also introduced.
In the academic year 2015 number of departments increased to eight departments: Public
Administration, Economics, Languages with Education, Social Work, Islamic Banking and
Finance, Information Technology, International Relations & Diplomacy, and Department of
Information Studies.
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Academic Programs
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Departments
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Academic Staff
Departments
Programmes Offered
- Master of Public Administration - Major in (Human Resource Management / Local Government Administration / Public Policy Management)
- Master of Science in Economics and Finance - Major in (Economic Financial Analysis / Economic Policy and Planning / Project Planning and Management)
- Bachelor of Arts in Economics
- Bachelor of Arts in Languages
- Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration
- Bachelor of International Relations and Diplomacy
- Bachelor of Mass Communication
- Bachelor of Information Studies - Major in (Library Management / Archives and Records Management)
- Bachelor of Community Development
- Bachelor of Social Work
Research & Teaching Facilities
Teaching and learning are enriched through research, community engagement, fieldwork, and policy-oriented studies, enabling students to connect theory with practice. Graduates of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences are well prepared for careers in education, public service, research, media, diplomacy, civil society organizations, development agencies, and the private sector, as well as for advanced academic study.
