Bachelor in Global Humanities

The Bachelor in Global Humanities has modules such as 'Science and Philosophy', 'Text and Sign', 'Subjectivity and Learning', and 'History and Culture' . It provides an international and interdisciplinary approach to the study of the humanities.

Philosophy, cultural studies, development studies, communication studies, media studies, linguistics, literary studies, history, educational studies, and psychology are all part of the curriculum. Students explore human experiences as ideas, desires, and material representations. The program approaches these with a critical spirit aimed at furthering understanding of the world and examines shifting boundaries, hybrid identities, and new cultural formations.

The initial three-semester phase comprises coursework within four dimensions, three semester-long group-based projects, and progression courses aimed at learning skills for project work, research methodologies, and academic writing. The subsequent three semesters focus on Communication Studies, Cultural Encounters, and Psychology, with the option to combine these with areas from the social sciences, such as International Studies or Business Studies.