American Studies is a social science sub-discipline that examines the United States of America and a larger picture of the continent. It looks at the historical, economic, political, and cultural impact that America has on other nations and people worldwide. American Studies covers areas like American literature, culture, society, political systems, and economics in order to gain a comprehensive understanding of America and its citizens. It draws from other disciplines like Literature, Economics, Political Science, and History giving, it a multi-disciplinary character.

The course module includes American Presidency, leadership and power, American film studies, American literature and social criticism, African American studies, American modernity, slavery, history and culture, and religion and American culture, to name a few. Pursuing a program in American Studies courses allow students to develop skills to critically analyze the historical, political, cultural, and social dimensions of America. Students also gain the knowledge and skills to apply what they have learned to real-life problems. Students of American Studies will have information and insight about different communities present in America like Indian Americans, Asian Americans, and African Americans.

A degree in American Studies prepares graduates for a variety of career options by ensuring that they possess all the requirements for employability.