Faculty of Social Sciences
Understanding Society. Inspiring Change.
Explore the ideas, policies, and human experiences that shape our world. Through flexible, future-focused education, develop the knowledge and critical thinking needed to influence communities, organisations, and public policy.
NUC Approved
Undergraduate Programmes
Admission Intakes
Each Year
Flexible Digital
Learning
Understand People. Shape the Future.
The world's greatest challenges are ultimately human challenges. At the Faculty of Social Sciences, students explore the forces that influence economies, governments, international relations, and communities while developing the analytical and leadership skills needed to create meaningful change.
Our programmes are taught by experienced academics, policy experts, and visiting professionals who connect classroom learning with contemporary social, economic, and global issues.
Contemporary Social Learning
Study the ideas, institutions, and global trends shaping modern societies.
Experienced Faculty
Learn from accomplished academics, researchers, policy specialists, and visiting professionals.
Flexible Digital Learning
Study wherever you are through an engaging digital learning environment designed around your schedule.
Critical Thinkers & Changemakers
Develop analytical thinking, communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills valued across every sector.
Leslie Alexander
Teaching Assistant (TA)
Introduction to the Faculty
The Faculty of Social Sciences is dedicated to developing graduates who understand the complex relationships between people, institutions, economies, and governments. Through interdisciplinary learning, informed debate, and practical analysis, we prepare students to contribute thoughtfully and responsibly to national development and global society.
Lead of Faculty
The Lead of Faculty provides academic leadership that promotes excellence in teaching, curriculum development, and student success. Working closely with academic staff and programme coordinators, the faculty ensures every programme remains relevant to today's rapidly changing social, political, and economic landscape.
Shaping Better Societies
Progress begins with understanding people, institutions, and the forces that shape communities. Our faculty prepares graduates who think critically, communicate effectively, and lead responsibly in government, international organisations, business, development agencies, and civil society.
By combining academic excellence with practical learning and contemporary global perspectives, we empower students to become thoughtful professionals capable of creating positive and lasting social impact.
Choose Your Area of Specialisation
Careers That Influence Society
Graduates of the Faculty of Social Sciences are prepared for careers across government, international organisations, financial institutions, media, development agencies, consulting firms, and the private sector.
Economist
Policy Analyst
International Relations Officer
Diplomatic Officer
Marketing Executive
Brand Strategist
Development Consultant
Public Affairs Specialist
Hear from Our Students and Faculty
Discover how students, lecturers, and professionals are building a learning community that values curiosity, leadership, and positive social impact.
Linda Joel
David Samuel
Everything You Need to Know
Find answers to the most common questions about our programmes, online learning experience, admissions, and career opportunities.
Will these programmes prepare me for careers in government and the private sector?
Yes. Our curriculum develops analytical, communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills valued across government, business, international organisations, and development agencies.
Can I complete my degree entirely online?
Yes. Students study through AOU’s flexible digital learning platform with access to lectures, assessments, learning resources, and academic support wherever they are.
Are the programmes recognised and approved?
Yes. Al-Muhibbah Open University is licensed by the National Universities Commission (NUC), and all programmes are delivered in accordance with applicable regulatory standards.
What skills will I develop?
Students graduate with strong analytical thinking, communication, research, leadership, and critical decision-making skills applicable across a wide range of careers.
How long does it take to complete the programme?
Most undergraduate programmes are completed in four years through the 100 Level admission pathway, with shorter durations available for eligible Direct Entry applicants.
Shape Society Through Knowledge
Become part of a new generation of thinkers, leaders, and professionals committed to creating positive change through knowledge, innovation, and responsible leadership.







