HESP

History, Economics, Sociology, and Political Science

The HESP course is an interdisciplinary program that combines key elements of social sciences and humanities to provide students with a broad understanding of human behavior, societal structures, and economic and political systems. This course equips students with a balanced knowledge of theoretical frameworks and real-world applications in different societal contexts.

Humanities is a broad academic field that studies human experiences through various disciplines, including literature, History, Political Science, Economics, Philosophy, Sociology, Psychology, Art, Religion & Languages.
Humanities are based on interpreting and analysing various forms of human expression and societal structures.

Benefits of Studying HESP

• Interdisciplinary Learning:
  The HESP course offers a holistic education by integrating multiple disciplines, providing students with diverse perspectives.
• Critical Thinking and Analytical Skills:
  Students develop the ability to critically analyse societal issues and propose well-rounded solutions.
• Effective Communication:
  The course emphasizes written and verbal communication, enhancing students’ ability to express ideas clearly and persuasively.
• Problem-Solving Abilities:
  By studying real-world problems in economics, sociology, and political science, students learn to approach challenges with logical and creative solutions.

Global Awareness:
The course covers various social, political, and economic systems, preparing students to thrive in an interconnected world.

Job Opportunities After HESP

Graduates of the HESP course have a wide range of career opportunities in fields such as:

1. Government and Public Administration:
   Roles in policy analysis, public relations, and diplomacy.
2. Media and Communication:
   Careers in journalism, content creation, public relations, and publishing.
3. Corporate Sector:
   Opportunities in human resources, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and market research.
4. Academia and Research:
   Pursue higher education and research in social sciences or humanities.
5. NGOs and International Organizations:
   Work in Social Development, Advocacy, And International Relations.
6. Economics and Financial Services:
   Roles in Market Analysis, Economic Research, and Consulting.

Law and Legal Services:
Graduates can also pursue law, given their strong foundation in Political Science and Sociology.