Bachelor of arts in asian studies in University of santo tomas

Asian Studies as an interdisciplinary program provides a strategic and comprehensive approach to study and conduct basic researches on both the traditional and contemporary issues of Asia. The program establishes a link the disciplines of Social Sciences, such as politics, economics, and sociology, and the Humanities, such as history, philosophy, and literature, in order to contribute a vibrant learning environment. Contingent on the foregoing, this program is designed to establish the significance of the Asian continent and introduce Asian Studies as a major field of specialization through the identification of its scope and methodologies. As an interdisciplinary field of study, the course orients students with the various approaches employed in the study of the region by introducing the historical, philosophical, cultural, sociological, economic, and political theories which may be used as lenses to understand the developments and realities of the region in the past and the present

English Proficiency,a photocopy but duly certified true of latest Transcript of one 1 colored, passport-size, recent photo, any document s attesting to passing the Bar Board Exam, or being a scholar of any agency,Secure upon submission of the aforementioned documents the following forms, then submit the same to the Office of the Graduate School,Application Form,Two 2 Referral Forms: 1 from the current immediate superior or Dean; and 2 from a professor in a specialization major subject,Presonal data sheet,accomplished downloadable Confirmation of Enrolment Form from their USTET portal ,signed copy of the College of Nursing Contract,signed UST Code of Conduct Conforme from the Office for Student Affairs,accomplished Waiver for those who cannot submit a copy of their report card yet

academe and research,government offices, with a large pool of our graduates in the fields of diplomacy, finance and trade, social welfare, and immigration, among others,corporate field, where they work as analysts and executive officers,non-government organizations, where they focus on development studies, human rights, and urban planning, among others

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