Bachelor of Arts in History
Historical inquiry across Sri Lankan, Asian, and world contexts, including evidence, interpretation, and research.
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Historical inquiry across Sri Lankan, Asian, and world contexts, including evidence, interpretation, and research.
Foundational study of human thought, emotion, behaviour, development, and social interaction.
Critical study of knowledge, ethics, logic, human values, and major philosophical traditions.
Study of cultural heritage, interpretation, conservation awareness, tourism, policy, and community engagement.
Study of society, institutions, culture, development, inequality, and social change.
Professional foundations in organizing, preserving, retrieving, and communicating information.
Study of education, teaching, learning, curriculum, assessment, and educational practice.
Advanced professional and research-oriented study in education and related disciplines.
Advanced study of archaeological theory, field methods, material culture, and heritage.
Study of English language, literature, communication, and academic writing.
Study of Sinhala language, literature, criticism, culture, and communication.
Study of Sanskrit language, literature, intellectual traditions, and textual interpretation.
English language support designed to strengthen academic communication across the University.
Advanced study of Sanskrit language, literature, philosophy, and independent textual research.
Introductory Chinese language and cultural learning for practical communication.
Introductory Japanese reading, listening, speaking, and cultural understanding.
Practical Tamil language learning for communication in Sri Lanka’s multilingual context.
Further Japanese language development for learners who have completed introductory study.
Further Chinese language development for learners who have completed introductory study.
Further Tamil language development for learners who have completed introductory study.
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