The degree programs proposed by the College of Arts and the Humanities aim at providing graduates with a strong intellectual foundation in a liberal arts education that not only ignites their passion for greater learning in the disciplines of the humanities and social sciences but also prepares them for satisfying careers at various levels in government, private sector, and non-profit organizations. The College plans to introduce programs both at the undergraduate-and-postgraduate levels, which would include, but are not restricted to the following disciples under arts, humanities, and social sciences: economics, political science, history, sociology, psychology, anthropology, linguistics, public policy and administration, gender studies, and philosophy.