Personally, I believe that Psychology is one domain that is extremely ubiquitous and merges with other fields very well. My experience with FLAME has been very insightful, in terms of both academic and application aspects. After gaining theoretical knowledge of these two domains, i.e., economics and psychology, I got the opportunity to apply my knowledge in the Summer Internship Program mandated by the University.

Opting for an Entrepreneurship major with a Design minor has been a transformative factor in my academic journey. This choice has not only granted me insights into the field of startups, business strategies, and market dynamics, but the addition of the Design minor has also elevated my capacity to introduce creativity and aesthetics at the forefront of my entrepreneurial endeavors.

My major in Environmental Studies has deepened my comprehension of ecological processes and the urgency for conservation efforts. Along with my minor in Public Policy, I've garnered insights into policy-making and its potential for effecting real-world change.

I've discovered an exceptional combination that has profoundly shaped my journey. Understanding the psychology behind consumer behavior has introduced an entirely new dimension to my digital communication skills.

I enjoy developing products that have a positive impact on people's lives. Due to my strong background in innovation, I decided to explore areas where technology, design, and business converge.

The Environmental Studies major has enriched my knowledge of ecological systems and pressing issues mainly climate change and allowed me to look at various topics from an interdisciplinary perspective. 

Pursuing a major in Digital Marketing and Communications with a minor in Design has highlighted the significance of crafting compelling messages and seamlessly integrating visually appealing content.

Combining a major in Film and Television Management with a minor in Psychology has facilitated my understanding of the intricacies of human behavior, bringing an entirely new dimension to my storytelling proficiency.

Embarking on the path of a Finance major and a Digital Marketing minor has been a pivotal choice, harmonizing the twin cornerstones of successful businesses.

I have delved into the field of economic principles, statistical analysis, data interpretation, and data-driven decision-making, all while gaining insights into the intricacies of business.

Opting for an Entrepreneurship major with an Economics minor has been an enriching journey that has provided me with a dual perspective on both business and the economy.

FLAME University’s offering in Finance and Computer Science opens up exciting prospects in the world of FinTech and beyond. Such a combination is relatively rare in the Indian education landscape, and FLAME stands out for providing this opportunity.

I’m also doing a distance learning program with the London School of Economics. While doing that I realized I need formal maths training for economics. I saw that the Applied Math program at FLAME was strong, and that I can apply it to economics. I thought applied math would complement economics and finance.

I started studying psychology in the 11th, in Mumbai. I enjoyed understanding disorders and treatments that you can do. And I went for sociology because I enjoy understanding the contemporary world. Sociology accompanies psychology in a very clear way. It doesn’t overlap, but complements. 

My purpose here was to study film, because that's been my passion for a lot of years. And what I understood from professors here was that you need to read, to watch a film. They go hand in hand. Film is also a text, and across many courses in LCS we analyze films.

I've always enjoyed literature, the process of analysis, the theories. In my first year I really liked the course Great Books in History. We were reading novels and plays and discussing the themes. Started with Baudelaire, we did 100 years of Solitude by Marquez, and Metamorphosis. Our final assignment was a performance, Death and the King's Horseman. I also enjoyed my Images of India course, which is looking at the writings about India. LCS keeps me in touch with even pop culture.

The major was because of interest and aptitude. I didn’t have an economics background but took up the principles of Economics Course here. Also, I’ve been a part of Model United Nations and the first seven or eight MUNs I did – both at FLAME and before- were economic committees. After speaking to some professors here, I zeroed in on economics. I was sceptical about the math involved, but the faculty helped me so that wasn’t a problem.

 Even before I joined FLAME I wanted to do literature. I studied humanities in the 11th and 12th. Growing up we never had a TV so I read a lot, and I liked writing as well. In the first year at FLAME the humanities courses were very informative, and I got to learn a lot, and was challenged continually in my thoughts. I had also done a course on international relations and comparative politics, which was a gateway to International Studies. Ideally I would like to do something at the cusp of the two, LCS and IS.

Business and politics is not a combination you can study in most places. It’s either one or the other. But I read the news every day and I’m interested in politics and political affairs. And these days political marketing is emerging. It’s not traditional politics with just campaigning. Politics uses social media and digital marketing, mass media and so on. So I want to combine both of these and carve a profession out of it. There’s a firm called Indian Political Action Committee (IPAC), run by Prashant Kishor.

In my first year in my first term I did many humanities courses; Academic Writing, Iconography and Cultural Identity and the Body. A lot of reading, writing, thinking. This initiated me into humanities at FLAME and I settled into LCS. I selected an open minor so I could focus on sociology and film along with LCS. LCS extends into the ambit of sociology and film.