Manipal Academy of Higher Education

A Double Major in Sociology, History, Economics, and Political Science from Manipal Academy of Higher Education combines core social science theory with applied learning through workshops, projects, and research. The programme builds analytical skills to understand societies, institutions, economies, and political systems—using both classroom learning and field exposure. Duration: Typically 4 years (double major structure; confirm with the programme handbook) Credits: Programme credit requirements vary by year and course load (confirm ECTS/credits with the university) Delivery format: On-campus (confirm campus location) Language of instruction: English (confirm for your intake) Tuition fees: Vary by category and intake (check the latest fee schedule) Intake/start dates: Check the university’s admission calendar for your chosen year Application: Submit through the university/partner application process Academic level: Undergraduate (double major) Note: Some records may not list standardized test requirements (e.g., GRE/GMAT). Always verify the latest entry criteria for your nationality and qualification type. Programme Structure (indicative) Year 1 (Foundations) - Core introductory courses across sociology, history, economics, and political science - Skills and methods for academic study and social science research Year 2 (Core Concepts) - Sociology: sociological imagination and foundational frameworks - History: historical thinking and interpretation of change over time - Economics: quantitative and economic reasoning foundations - Political Science: institutions, governance, and political analysis Year 3 (Applied Learning & Intermediate Study) - Intermediate-level study in each discipline - Project work and research-oriented coursework - Elective options (where available) aligned to your interests Year 4 (Integration & Capstone/Project) - Advanced integration of the four disciplines through a major project/capstone (confirm exact requirement) - Final assessments and submission of project/research outputs Examples of listed course topics (from the record) - The Sociological Imagination - Indian Constitution - Mathematics for Economics - Indian Economy - Indian Government and Politics - Growth and Development Electives - Electives may be available across the four disciplines depending on intake and timetable (confirm the elective catalogue with the university).

Academic requirements

We are not aware of any specific GRE or GMAT requirements for this programme.

Entry is typically based on your secondary school qualification and/or recognized international equivalents. Minimum marks and subject requirements depend on the qualification you submit.

English requirements

We are not aware of specific IELTS/TOEFL score requirements for this programme in the current record. If you are applying with a non-English medium qualification, you may be asked to provide proof of English proficiency—please confirm with the admissions team for your intake.

Other requirements

General requirements

Indian Board

• Pass in 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized Board, with minimum 50% aggregate marks

A Levels

• Minimum 2/3 subjects in the ‘A’ Levels and 5 Passes in the IGCSE/GCSE including English

• Minimum requirement is an average of ‘D’ grade

International Baccalaureate

• IB Diploma or IB Certificate with 3 subjects at HL and 3 subjects at SL with an overall minimum of 24 points

Additional documents (commonly required)

• Passport/ID and application form

• Academic transcripts/certificates for the highest completed qualification

• Passport-size photographs (as specified by the university)

• Any required migration/transfer certificates (if applicable)

Deadlines

• Application deadlines vary by intake. Check the university’s admission calendar for your year of entry.

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Post-study work rights (India): International graduates may be eligible to apply for a post-study work opportunity after completing their degree, subject to immigration rules in force at the time of application.

• Eligibility: Typically requires successful completion of the programme from a recognized institution and possession of the appropriate student visa/permit during studies.
• Duration: The length of any post-study work authorization depends on the current policy and the graduate’s circumstances (confirm the latest rules with the university’s international office and the Indian immigration authority).
• Application timing: Applications are usually made after graduation and may require proof of degree completion, transcripts, and valid passport/visa documents.
• Important notes: Requirements and timelines can change. You should verify the latest guidance for your nationality and programme level before planning your post-graduation stay.

Always confirm details with Manipal Academy of Higher Education and the relevant immigration authority, as post-study work policies are updated periodically.