The Faculty of International and Liberal Studies stands as a distinguished academic division dedicated to cultivating global perspectives, interdisciplinary inquiry, and holistic education. Rooted in the ideals of liberal learning, it empowers students to engage critically with diverse cultures, ideas, and traditions while fostering adaptability and leadership in an interconnected world.
Through a dynamic curriculum that bridges the humanities, social sciences, and international studies, the faculty nurtures intellectual curiosity, ethical responsibility, and innovative thinking. It serves as a vibrant hub where knowledge meets practice, preparing graduates to contribute meaningfully to society and to address the challenges of our rapidly evolving global landscape.
The Liberal Studies Programme embodies the spirit of academic freedom, flexibility, and holistic learning. Designed to empower students with the autonomy to shape their own educational journey, it offers two pioneering pathways:
An undergraduate programme that allows students to curate their academic experience across disciplines, blending global perspectives with local relevance. It nurtures critical thinking, creativity, and adaptability, preparing graduates to thrive in diverse professional and cultural contexts.
Bachelor's Degree Choice
A postgraduate programme that extends this philosophy of choice and specialization. It enables learners to design advanced study trajectories aligned with their aspirations, fostering expertise, leadership, and innovation in a rapidly evolving world.
Master’s Degree Choice
Together, these programmes reflect a commitment to personalized education, interdisciplinary inquiry, and global engagement, positioning graduates as versatile thinkers and responsible leaders in society.
From Semester II Onwards, Students choose their specialisation pathways from Group 1 and Group 2.
Students select ONE specialisation from Group 1 and study TWO papers from that specialisation in each semester, ensuring strong depth and continuity of learning. (Each Group 1 specialisation offers opportunities to earn additional certificates from National and International organisations.)
Students select ONE specialisation from Group 2 and study ONE paper, gaining applied exposure to an industry-specific or functional domain.
Students begin their academic journey with skill-based courses that strengthen communication, analytical ability, and professional readiness, supporting learning across major domains including:
Students engage in experiential learning through a mandatory rural and domestic excursions, national and international internships, and global exposure initiatives. International immersions further enrich perspectives, bridging classroom learning with real-world, cross-cultural experiences that shape confident, industry-ready graduates.