Christ University

What you'll study

Study is organised around thirteen compulsory core courses that establish the programme’s foundation, together with seven open electives that students can choose to broaden or specialise their learning. Courses are delivered trimester-wise and scheduled in a staggered manner across the programme to ensure progressive learning. Each course contributes four credits toward the degree.

Entry requirements

The public course page does not list specific eligibility criteria or entry procedures. Prospective applicants should consult the university admissions information or programme brochure for precise requirements and application steps.

Career prospects

Because the programme is interdisciplinary, graduates are positioned for roles that value cross-cutting knowledge and transferable skills. The university lists a range of specialised masters under this framework (for example: MSc Sustainable Development, MA Economics, MSc Strategic Management, MSc Behavioural Science, MSc Data Analytics), indicating applicability across development, policy, management, analytics and research-related careers.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The university website references merit scholarships in its admissions navigation. While no programme-specific funding details are provided on the course page, applicants should review the central admissions and scholarship pages or contact the university’s admissions office to explore merit- or need-based support options.