How does the exam assess interdisciplinary knowledge?

The exam assesses interdisciplinary knowledge by including questions that integrate theories or concepts from multiple disciplines. This approach encourages students to make connections between different fields of study, fostering a deeper understanding of how various disciplines can interact and inform one another.

In an interdisciplinary framework, questions often require students to synthesize information, analyze relationships, and apply diverse concepts to complex problems. This not only tests their mastery of individual subjects but also their ability to think critically and creatively across disciplines.

The other options do not achieve this integration. For instance, relying on case studies from single disciplines would limit the scope of learning to one area, and presenting abstract theories without context or focusing solely on theoretical concepts without practical application would miss the opportunity to explore how diverse ideas intersect in real-world scenarios.