EPPyS
EPPyS
- Economics
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Economics resolves the complex working of the global markets and their impact on societies, empowering students to make informed decisions.
- Students will master the analytical tools to assess economic systems, address inequality and promote sustainable and inclusive growth.
- With an understanding of economics, students will be able to address socio-economic challenges, create inclusive policies and build resilient and prosperous communities.
- By studying economics, students gain the tools to address poverty, inequality, and environmental challenges, and foster sustainable development.
- Explore the intricacies of political systems, institutions and decision-making processes that shape the functioning of societies.
- Develop a deep understanding of political ideologies, governance structures and the dynamics of power and influence.
- Gain critical thinking and analytical skills to assess policies, engage in informed debates and actively participate in shaping the political landscape and contribute to the betterment of communities by advocating social justice.
- Benefit from a broad perspective on power dynamics, social justice, and human rights, fostering an informed and engaged approach to addressing critical societal issues.
- Psychology provides insights into human cognition, emotions, and behaviour, allowing students to understand themselves and others.
- Equips students with skills to improve mental well-being, foster positive relationships, and promote empathy and understanding.
- By studying psychology, students contributes to addressing mental health challenges, enhancing personal growth, and nurturing thriving communities.
- Sociology helps students examine the structure, dynamics, and inequalities within societies, fostering a critical perspective on social issues.
- It empowers students to challenge social norms, advocate for justice, and contribute to positive social change.
- By studying sociology, students gain insights into diverse communities, enhance cultural competence, and work towards building inclusive and equitable societies.
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