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• FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES		Faculty Members
• Available Courses		Mohammad Saleem Ahmed, Dr Professor Saida Rafi, Dr Associate Professor Syed Waseemuddin, Dr Associate Professor Aqeel Ahemd, Mr Assistant Professor Dewan Abdullah Ahemd Swaleh, Mr Assistant Professor Mahira Ansari, Ms Assistant Professor Naseem Mughal, Ms Assistant Professor S.A. Waheed, Mr Assistant Professor Salman Altaf, Mr Assistant Professor Syed Tahir Hussain, Mr Assistant Professor Shamim Zuberi, Ms Assistant Professor Mehwish Amer, Ms Lecturer Naimat Anwar Ali, Ms Lecturer Raiz Hussain Soormo, Mr Lecturer Salma Mahmud, Ms Lecturer Syed Amjad Hussain, Mr Lecturer Fizzah Muslim, Ms. Lecturer Syed Zulfiqar Abbas Ziadi. Mr Lecturer Huma Hassan, Ms Lecturer Ehsan Azmat, Mr Lecturer Huda Saval, Ms Lecturer Huna Nauman, Ms Lecturer
• Undergraduate	[ Fee Structure]
B.S. Communication & Media Studies B.S. Economics B.S. Gender & Women Studies B.S. International Relations B.S. Political Science B.S. Social Work B.S. Sociology
• Graduate	[ Fee Structure]
M.S. Communication & Media Studies M.S. Criminology M.S. Economics M.S. Gender & Women Studies M.S. International Relations M.S. Political Science M.S. Social Work M.S. Sociology
• MPhil/PhD	[ Fee Structure ]
MPhil Communication and Media Studies MPhil Criminology MPhil Economics MPhil Gender and Women Studies MPhil International Relations MPhil Political Science MPhil Social Work MPhil Sociology
During the last five decades at the tertiary level, the number of disciplines under the generic title of social sciences has significantly expanded, along with the expansion in faculty teaching these disciplines. However, there are a series of crucial questions that are raised by this increase which remain to be answered satisfactorily. These questions include: Has the quantitative increase in social science disciplines and faculty been accompanied by a corresponding qualitative change in these disciplines? To what extent have they absorbed the ethos of science? To what degree have they developed an interdisciplinary orientation? How much of their development has been shaped by society, culture, and the state? What impact has been absorbed from and made on the contemporary social issues prevailing globally? The establishment of the Faculty of Social Sciences at Greenwich University is an attempt to explore these and other such challenging questions. Greenwich University gets its inspiration and direction from the Council of Social Sciences, Pakistan, and other such international social and academic bodies which endeavor to face the emerging social challenges to create and maintain a peaceful, progressive, and prosperous world society.

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