All About Kesmonds Institute of Arts & Social Sciences

The Kesmonds Institute of Arts & Social Sciences is designed to contribute to the social economic transformation of society through knowledge generation and dissemination. As one of the key faculties of the University, the school of Arts and Social Sciences has its goal as that of examining the society and its interests. The school is dedicated to the training, education, and producing researchers or general scholars and practitioners who have appropriate skills, knowledge, competences and attitudes to make ethical, professional, and creative contributions to their communities and the professional disciplines of human and social sciences. It is made up of three main divisions, Asian Studies, Humanities and Social Sciences. The Humanities division offers the following subjects: History, English language, English literature, Theatre studies and Philosophy. Within the Social Sciences division, the following subjects are offered: Communications and New Media, Economics, Geography, Political Science, Public Administration, Public Policy, International Relations, Development Studies, Psychology, Social work and Sociology.