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About UILAH
The discipline of Liberal Arts and Humanities is concerned with the relation and interaction between Language and Literature in a certain Cultural environment. University Institute of Liberal Arts and Humanities at Chandigarh University is one of the best Institutes in Punjab that offers a variety of courses to dig out creativity and livelihood in the students. At UILA, students are adequately prepared for lifelong learning in a multicultural world. Our course set is custom-designed and multidisciplinary that incorporates a range of subjects such as linguistics, philosophy, religion, cultural studies, history, art and literature.
Scope
Humanities consist of a number of disciplines and each discipline projects diverse future scope in the forthcoming years.
Programs at University Institute of
Liberal Arts and Humanities (UILAH)
Liberal Arts and Humanities at
Chandigarh University
University Institute of Liberal Arts and Humanities of Chandigarh University (CU), Punjab is one of the best Institute of Liberal Arts and Humanities in Punjab and North India. We offer a variety of courses that enhance students' understanding and gratitude of other humanities and languages as well as their own. Students here are adequately prepared for lifelong learning in a multicultural world.
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HOD
I am happy to share about University Institute of Liberal Arts and Humanities (UILAH) of Chandigarh University, which blends modern education with cutting edge technology in its curriculum. Liberal Arts classes focus on developing soft skills, like formulating arguments, solving problems, communicating, or analysing ideas, problems, and solutions. Liberal Arts is broader, and it includes Humanities, as well as other subdisciplines, like Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Mathematics. This allows Liberal Arts students to develop the soft skills we’ve already mentioned (critical thinking, problem-solving), which can be applied at any job.
Mohammed Firoz
Executive Director, UILAH
