Undergraduate program
In order to earn a Bachelor's degree and graduate from SSH, a student must complete a degree program. Each program includes a number of required courses to be taken at various levels as well as a large number of courses to be taken outside of the degree program.
Undergraduate
program
In order to earn a Bachelor degree and graduate from SSH, a student must complete a degree program. Each program includes a number of required courses to be taken at various levels as well as a large number of courses to be taken outside of the degree program.
The degree program in Political Science and International relations (PSIR) offers a flexible and applied degree that is designed to train the next generation of political scientists as well as provide a solid generalist degree to prepare students in variety of professions. It also provides excellent training for future graduate study.
*Both major and minor are available in PSIR
With a B.A. in PSIR you will gain:Analytical and methodological skills
The ability to build strong, compelling cases with solid proof to back it up
An understanding of how countries interact and build relationships
An understanding of human rights, politics, diplomatic and legal systems
An understanding of how politics are conducted and how we can learn to understand the political world around us
Where can I work with a degree in PSIR?
PSIR is a general degree that will open up your horizons to many different possibilities. Our program in PSIR is perfect for someone who is seeking to build a career in:
Public Sector
Legal Services
Private firms and Multinational organizations
Non-government Organizations
United Nations and other international organizations
The B.A. in Economics provides an undergraduate education in economics with a particular focus on its application to decision making not only in business, but also in the public sector and non-profit organizations. The program offers a terrific academic experience with an emphasis on skills and capabilities appropriate to the study of modern market economies and their relevance to decision making of economic entities.
*Both major and minor are available in Economics
With a B.A. in Economics you will:
A B.A. in Economics is fundamental degree and education for anyone, which open many doors and provides opportunities to work in:
*Both major and minor are available in Economics
With a B.A. in Economics you will:
- Understand how resources are used and how to allocate them in the most efficient and effective manner
- Understand how households and firms interact individually and together
- Understand the factors influencing income, wealth and well-being
- Understand business and organizational decision-making and the design and implementation of economic policy by government agencies
- Become competent in the use of use quantitative methods, including required mathematical and statistical methods on actual economic and financial data
A B.A. in Economics is fundamental degree and education for anyone, which open many doors and provides opportunities to work in:
- Private Sector
- Public Sector
- Government Entities
- Non-government Organizations
- Multinational Corporations
History is the study of the past. Studying History does not merely consist in the acquisition and reproduction of a standard knowledge of past events: it is about their continual discovery and critical appraisal.
Different sub-fields of History are defined on the basis of the time span covered (Ancient, Medieval, Early Modern, Modern, and Contemporary History), of the geographic area concerned, or of the specific approach or viewpoint they involve. Therefore we talk about cultural history, intellectual history, diplomatic history, economic history, and so on. In many cases, the research and teaching interests of one historian encompass more than one sub-field.
*Both major and minor are available in PSIR
*Both major and minor are available in History. Only minor is available in Philosophy and Religious Studies.
With a degree in history you will be able to:
Of course, the degree will prepare you to teach and research in the filed of history. But you do not have to be a historian with a B.A. in History, Rather, you will acquire a range of skills that will prepare you for work in such diverse areas as journalism, financial analysis, and law. Here are just some careers that history graduates pursue around the world:
Different sub-fields of History are defined on the basis of the time span covered (Ancient, Medieval, Early Modern, Modern, and Contemporary History), of the geographic area concerned, or of the specific approach or viewpoint they involve. Therefore we talk about cultural history, intellectual history, diplomatic history, economic history, and so on. In many cases, the research and teaching interests of one historian encompass more than one sub-field.
*Both major and minor are available in PSIR
*Both major and minor are available in History. Only minor is available in Philosophy and Religious Studies.
With a degree in history you will be able to:
- Understand familiar cultures, societies, and belief systems
- Analyze how societies worked in the past and apply the knowledge to current situations
- Critically assess other people's arguments and advance you own views in a clear and convincing manner
- Identify, evaluate, and analyze large bodies of information
Of course, the degree will prepare you to teach and research in the filed of history. But you do not have to be a historian with a B.A. in History, Rather, you will acquire a range of skills that will prepare you for work in such diverse areas as journalism, financial analysis, and law. Here are just some careers that history graduates pursue around the world:
- Law
- Management consultancy
- Civil service
- Marketing
- Diplomacy
- Financial services and analysis
- Journalism
- School teaching
- Academic teaching and research
Sociology is the study of human society. Rather than investigating the motivations and behavior of individuals - which is what the field of psychology does - sociology focuses on group patterns in a wide range of contexts, from interactions at the "micro" level, to systematic processes at the "macro" or global level, and everything in between. Sociologists try to make the familiar strange, that is they look beyond superficial explanations in an attempt to understand the complexities of social phenomena. To do so, sociologists use a wide variety of research methods, including survey and questionnaires, statistical analysis, informal and in-depth interviews, participant observation and ethnography, and content and textual analysis. Sociology is also a very broad field, with sub-fields focused on the main social institutions (family, work and economy, religion, education, politics, and media), the social divisions (including race/ethnicity, gender and social class), and a variety of other areas, from culture, the environment, and migration to organizations, sport, and social psychology.
*Both major and minor are available in Sociology
With a B.A. in Sociology you will:
A degree in Sociology provides you with a solid foundation for graduate studies in the social sciences, which will help you build a career:
*Both major and minor are available in Sociology
With a B.A. in Sociology you will:
- Understand what laws govern interaction within human society
- Understand behavior patterns of small and large groups of people
- Understand various forms of human relations: form civil to military
- Understand what social problems exist and how to solve them
A degree in Sociology provides you with a solid foundation for graduate studies in the social sciences, which will help you build a career:
- Social services
- Academia (universities)
- Research organizations
- Social research organizations
- Government Entities
- Non-government Organizations
- United Nation and other international organizations
Sociology is the study of human society. Rather than investigating the motivations and behavior of individuals - which is what the field of psychology does - sociology focuses on group patterns in a wide range of contexts, from interactions at the "micro" level, to systematic processes at the "macro" or global level, and everything in between. Sociologists try to make the familiar strange, that is they look beyond superficial explanations in an attempt to understand the complexities of social phenomena. To do so, sociologists use a wide variety of research methods, including survey and questionnaires, statistical analysis, informal and in-depth interviews, participant observation and ethnography, and content and textual analysis. Sociology is also a very broad field, with sub-fields focused on the main social institutions (family, work and economy, religion, education, politics, and media), the social divisions (including race/ethnicity, gender and social class), and a variety of other areas, from culture, the environment, and migration to organizations, sport, and social psychology.
*Both major and minor are available in Sociology
With a B.A. in Sociology you will:
A degree in Sociology provides you with a solid foundation for graduate studies in the social sciences, which will help you build a career:
*Both major and minor are available in Sociology
With a B.A. in Sociology you will:
- Understand what laws govern interaction within human society
- Understand behavior patterns of small and large groups of people
- Understand various forms of human relations: form civil to military
- Understand what social problems exist and how to solve them
A degree in Sociology provides you with a solid foundation for graduate studies in the social sciences, which will help you build a career:
- Social services
- Academia (universities)
- Research organizations
- Social research organizations
- Government Entities
- Non-government Organizations
- United Nation and other international organizations
Sociology is the study of human society. Rather than investigating the motivations and behavior of individuals - which is what the field of psychology does - sociology focuses on group patterns in a wide range of contexts, from interactions at the "micro" level, to systematic processes at the "macro" or global level, and everything in between. Sociologists try to make the familiar strange, that is they look beyond superficial explanations in an attempt to understand the complexities of social phenomena. To do so, sociologists use a wide variety of research methods, including survey and questionnaires, statistical analysis, informal and in-depth interviews, participant observation and ethnography, and content and textual analysis. Sociology is also a very broad field, with sub-fields focused on the main social institutions (family, work and economy, religion, education, politics, and media), the social divisions (including race/ethnicity, gender and social class), and a variety of other areas, from culture, the environment, and migration to organizations, sport, and social psychology.
*Both major and minor are available in Sociology
With a B.A. in Sociology you will:
A degree in Sociology provides you with a solid foundation for graduate studies in the social sciences, which will help you build a career:
*Both major and minor are available in Sociology
With a B.A. in Sociology you will:
- Understand what laws govern interaction within human society
- Understand behavior patterns of small and large groups of people
- Understand various forms of human relations: form civil to military
- Understand what social problems exist and how to solve them
A degree in Sociology provides you with a solid foundation for graduate studies in the social sciences, which will help you build a career:
- Social services
- Academia (universities)
- Research organizations
- Social research organizations
- Government Entities
- Non-government Organizations
- United Nation and other international organizations
Sociology is the study of human society. Rather than investigating the motivations and behavior of individuals - which is what the field of psychology does - sociology focuses on group patterns in a wide range of contexts, from interactions at the "micro" level, to systematic processes at the "macro" or global level, and everything in between. Sociologists try to make the familiar strange, that is they look beyond superficial explanations in an attempt to understand the complexities of social phenomena. To do so, sociologists use a wide variety of research methods, including survey and questionnaires, statistical analysis, informal and in-depth interviews, participant observation and ethnography, and content and textual analysis. Sociology is also a very broad field, with sub-fields focused on the main social institutions (family, work and economy, religion, education, politics, and media), the social divisions (including race/ethnicity, gender and social class), and a variety of other areas, from culture, the environment, and migration to organizations, sport, and social psychology.
*Both major and minor are available in Sociology
With a B.A. in Sociology you will:
A degree in Sociology provides you with a solid foundation for graduate studies in the social sciences, which will help you build a career:
*Both major and minor are available in Sociology
With a B.A. in Sociology you will:
- Understand what laws govern interaction within human society
- Understand behavior patterns of small and large groups of people
- Understand various forms of human relations: form civil to military
- Understand what social problems exist and how to solve them
A degree in Sociology provides you with a solid foundation for graduate studies in the social sciences, which will help you build a career:
- Social services
- Academia (universities)
- Research organizations
- Social research organizations
- Government Entities
- Non-government Organizations
- United Nation and other international organizations
- Siegfried Van Duffel →Department Chair/Associate Professor
- Siegfried Van Duffel →Department Chair/Associate Professor
Department of History, Philosophy and Religious Studies Department
- Alexei Trochev →Department Chair/Associate Professor
Department of Political Science and International Relations
- Siegfried Van Duffel →Department Chair/Associate Professor
Department of History, Philosophy and Religious Studies Department
- Alexei Trochev →Department Chair/Associate Professor
Department of Political Science and International Relations
- Siegfried Van Duffel →Department Chair/Associate Professor
Department of History, Philosophy and Religious Studies Department