Economics is a data-intensive discipline that emphasizes mathematical modelling, statistical inference, and quantitative analysis. Students engage with real-world data to understand economic behaviour, market trends, and policy impacts. Economics graduates are well-prepared for roles in actuarial science, financial modelling, and statistical forecasting, with many pursuing further training in data science or actuarial certification.

The PNB program includes rigorous training in experimental design, statistical methods, and data analysis. Students learn to work with large datasets and apply statistical software to test hypotheses and interpret results. Graduates are equipped for roles in biostatistics, psychometrics, and research analytics, where precision and methodological expertise are essential.

Sociology combines theoretical insight with empirical research. Students gain experience in survey design, statistical analysis, and the interpretation of social data using tools such as SPSS. This major prepares students for roles in demographic analysis, social statistics, and applied research, particularly in government and non-profit sectors where data-driven decision-making is key.

Social Psychology bridges individual behaviour and societal trends, with a strong emphasis on quantitative research methods. Students learn to design experiments, analyze behavioural data, and apply statistical reasoning. Graduates are well-suited for roles in behavioural analytics, market research, and statistical consulting, where understanding human behaviour through data is critical.