About the session

Are you interested in pursuing an undergraduate degree in liberal studies? Do you hear terms like interdisciplinary learning and wonder what they really mean? Ever been told that Arts and Sciences have little in common?

Join us for a conversation that explores how different disciplines connect, overlap, and shape the way we understand the world. Faculty members from the Social Sciences, Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE), and Biology programmes at Azim Premji University will reflect on what it means to study in an interdisciplinary environment. Together, they’ll take on questions like:

• Is it really true that a science degree is the more ​“viable” option?
• What are the limits of disciplinary learning?
• Can interdisciplinary learning prepare students for real-world problem-solving?

Discover how a liberal studies education helps you think critically, question deeply, and engage with the world across disciplinary boundaries.

Why attend?

This session will help you understand what makes a liberal studies education distinctive and relevant in today’s world. You’ll hear directly from faculty about how different disciplines inform one another and how this approach prepares students for meaningful academic and professional journeys.

Who should attend?

High school students, parents, and educators exploring undergraduate options, and anyone curious about how interdisciplinary education prepares students to think across boundaries and address complex, real-world challenges.

Have questions?

You can share your questions during registration or ask them live during the session.
For additional queries, write to admissions@​apu.​edu.​in

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