Faculty of Arts, Letters & Humanities
September 18, 2024 2024-10-21 17:27Faculty of Arts, Letters & Humanities
Faculty of Arts, Letters & Humanities
The mission of the Faculty of Arts, Letters & Humanities (FALH) is to lead students through a journey of self-discovery that instills in them the 21st Century knowledge, skills, and values needed to:
- succeed in local and global job markets;
- engage in lifelong learning; and
- serve as responsible, compassionate citizens and leaders.
As technologies advance at an unprecedented rate, education must balance the technical knowledge and skills needed in the workplace with an understanding of the subjects that express our humanity and connect us as one human race. These include arts, culture, history, literature, and philosophy. FALH offers this holistic learning experience.
Each major program of study prepares students for future success by developing their cognitive, emotional, social, and spiritual intelligence. Classes combine theory with real-world practice. Our focus on information literacy, critical thinking, research, and analysis produces graduates who are capable of self-learning to stay ahead of future changes in work and society. Our students go on to be leaders in business, government, and civil society.
At FALH, our shared values are commitment, community, creativity, integrity, open-mindedness, and quality.
Majors & Program
FALH offers programs of study leading to the undergraduate degrees of Associate of Arts (A.A., 60 credits), Bachelor of Arts (B.A., 129 credits), and the graduate degrees of Master of Arts (M.A., 45 credits) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD, 57 credits).
Undergraduate programs provide general knowledge, skills and knowledge in the major field of study, and the 21st Century skills of communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity demanded by employers. The A.A. degree is designed for students who have graduated from high school and wish to focus on practical, employment skills. Students who complete the A.A. may apply the 60 credits towards the B.A. degree. Students who have graduated from high school and passed the National Exam, or equivalent, may enter the B.A. program directly from high school.
Master’s students should possess a bachelor’s degree and excellent academic reading and writing skills. Graduates will possess superior analysis, problem-solving, and decision-making skills and be well-prepared to advance in their careers. The PhD is a rigorous academic program, requiring a relevant master’s degree to enter. Graduates will have expertise in their area of specialization and be capable of independent research and building the capacity of others.
The following programs are offered:
Undergraduate Program
Associate Program
English for Business Communication
Undergraduate Program
Anthropology
Undergraduate Program
English for Business Communication
Undergraduate Program
History
Undergraduate Program
Music Performance
Undergraduate Program
Khmer Studies
graduate Program
Graduate Program
Buddhist Studies
Graduate Program
Executive Leadership
Graduate Program
History
Graduate Program
Southeast Asian Studies
Postgraduate Program
Postgraduate Program
PhD Leadership
Postgraduate Program
Buddhism
Announcement
Student Research
Students are warmly welcome to apply to be employed in the PIARD Data Analysis Lab. To qualify, undergraduates must be enrolled, have completed some coursework in basic social statistics and methods, have high grade points and be recommended by advisors or professors. Graduate students may qualify by being enrolled in a PUC master’s or doctorate program, have superior preparation by coursework and experience, and be recommended by advisors or professors. All applicants must show evidence of capability to master professional procedures of scientific interviewing and have good communication skills. Studies conducted by PIARD cover many of the most exciting and relevant topics of contemporary life including culture, public health, education, environment and natural resources, and technology. Some of the benefits of being employed by PIARD are:
- Chance to work on many interesting current-day studies
- Paid training
- Friendly work environment
- Flexible hours
- Periodic raises based on time worked and performance
Contact Us
Address
Paññāsāstra Institute of Academic Research and Development (PIARD)
Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia
No. 89, Street 313 Boeung Kak II, Khan Tuol Kork, Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia
Phone : (855) 99 34 55 67
URL : www.piard.puc.edu.kh
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