Bachelor of Arts (BA) Honours in Psychology
Overview of the
Program
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) Honours in Psychology 4-Year Program is a dynamic and interdisciplinary undergraduate degree that offers students the opportunity to explore various fields of study within the humanities, social sciences, and beyond. This program is designed to foster critical thinking, analytical skills, creativity, and cultural awareness among students.
Eligibility
Eligibility criteria typically include a minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination (10+2 or equivalent). 5% Relaxation for Reserved Category
Duration
4 years
Program
Highlights
- Interdisciplinary Approach:
Our BA program offers a unique interdisciplinary approach, allowing students to explore diverse fields of study within the humanities and social sciences. From literature to psychology, sociology to economics, students have the opportunity to engage with a wide range of disciplines, fostering a holistic understanding of the human experience.
- Flexibility and Customization:
With a flexible curriculum and a variety of elective courses and concentrations, students can tailor their academic journey to suit their interests, passions, and career aspirations. Whether you’re drawn to art history, environmental studies, or international relations, our program provides the flexibility to pursue your academic interests.
- Experiential Learning Opportunities:
Beyond the classroom, students have access to a wealth of experiential learning opportunities, including internships, research projects and community engagement initiatives. These hands-on experiences enable students to apply classroom knowledge to real-world settings, develop practical skills, and make meaningful contributions to their communities.
- Expert Faculty:
Our faculty members are accomplished scholars, researchers, and practitioners who are dedicated to excellence in teaching and mentorship. With their expertise and guidance, students receive personalized attention, support, and encouragement to reach their full potential academically and professionally.
- Capstone Projects:
In their final year, students undertake capstone projects that showcase their mastery of disciplinary knowledge and critical thinking skills. Whether it’s a research paper, creative project, or community-based initiative, the capstone project allows students to demonstrate their intellectual growth and make a meaningful contribution to their field of study.
- Career Preparation:
Graduates of our BA program are well-equipped for success in a variety of careers and further studies. With strong communication skills, critical thinking abilities, and cultural awareness, our alumni pursue diverse career paths in fields such as education, journalism, public policy, business, nonprofit organizations, and more.
- Community and Engagement:
Our BA program fosters a vibrant and inclusive community where students can connect, collaborate, and engage with peers, faculty, and the broader community. From student clubs and organizations to cultural events and academic conferences, there are plenty of opportunities for students to get involved and make lasting connections.
- Guest Lectures and Industry Interactions:
The program facilitates guest lectures by industry experts and interactions with professionals. This exposure provides students with real-world insights and a broader perspective on the industry.
- Internship Opportunities:
The program actively encourages internships, providing students with valuable practical experience and exposure to the workings of the financial industry. Internships contribute to skill enhancement and the application of theoretical knowledge in a real-world context.
Program
Outcomes
PO1 Critical Thinking: Graduates of our BA program demonstrate advanced critical thinking skills, enabling them to analyze complex issues, evaluate arguments, and formulate well-reasoned judgments.
PO2 Communication Proficiency: Students develop strong written and oral communication skills, allowing them to articulate ideas effectively, engage in persuasive discourse, and communicate across diverse audiences.
PO3 Cultural Awareness: Through the study of diverse cultures, histories, and perspectives, students gain a deeper understanding of global interconnectedness and cultural diversity, fostering empathy, tolerance, and intercultural competence.
PO4 Research Competence: Students acquire proficiency in research methodologies, including qualitative and quantitative approaches, enabling them to conduct independent research, analyze data, and contribute to scholarly discourse within their respective fields.
PO5 Adaptability and Creativity: Our program cultivates adaptability, creativity, and innovation, empowering students to navigate change, think creatively, and develop imaginative solutions to complex problems.
PO6 Ethical and Social Responsibility: Graduates are equipped with a strong sense of ethical and social responsibility, prepared to engage ethically, responsibly, and inclusively in their personal, professional, and civic lives.Top of Form
Program
Scope
Interdisciplinary Study: The BA program offers a broad range of disciplines and concentrations spanning the humanities, social sciences, and beyond. Students have the opportunity to explore diverse subjects such as literature, history, sociology, psychology, anthropology, political science, economics, philosophy, and more.
Elective Courses: With a flexible curriculum, students can customize their academic experience by selecting elective courses and concentrations aligned with their interests, career goals, and aspirations.
Experiential Learning: Beyond traditional classroom instruction, students engage in experiential learning opportunities such as internships, research projects, study abroad programs, community service, and collaborative initiatives with faculty and peers.
Capstone Projects: In their final year, students complete capstone projects that demonstrate their mastery of disciplinary knowledge, research skills, and critical thinking abilities. Capstone projects may include research papers, creative works, presentations, or other culminating experiences.
Professional Development: The BA program provides resources and support for students’ professional development, including career advising, networking opportunities, resume workshops, and internship placements, preparing them for success in their chosen careers or further studies.
Key Features of
Program
Expert Faculty: Our faculty members are renowned scholars, researchers, and practitioners in their respective fields, dedicated to providing rigorous academic instruction, mentorship, and support to students.
Small Class Sizes: With small class sizes, students benefit from personalized attention, active engagement, and meaningful interactions with faculty and peers.
State-of-the-Art Facilities: Our campus boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including libraries, research centres, and technology resources, providing students with access to cutting-edge tools and resources to support their academic pursuits.
Community Engagement: The BA program fosters a sense of community and belonging among students through extracurricular activities, student organizations, cultural events, and community service opportunities.
Syllabus/Subject List
Semester Wise
SUBJECTS LIST Top of Form
| Semester I | ||
| Sr No | Course Name | Type |
| 1 | Psychology I | DSC (Major) |
| 2 | Economics I | DSC |
| 3 | Introduction to Statistics | DSC |
| 4 | Introduction to Society, Polity and Environment | AEC |
| 5 (Any 1) | Industrial Relations | MDC |
| Travel and Tourism I | MDC | |
| Personality Development | MDC | |
| 6 (Any 1) | Business Communication I | SEC |
| Computer Application in Management | SEC | |
| Foundations of Social Research | SEC | |
| 7 | Basics of Physical Fitness & Mindfulness (Zumba/Yoga/Aerobics Any 1) | VAP |
| Semester II | ||
| Sr No | Course Name | Type |
| 1 | Psychology II | DSC (Major) |
| 2 | Economics II | DSC |
| 3 | Basics of Mathematics | DSC |
| 4 | Constitution of India | AEC |
| 5 (Any 1) | Introduction to Historical Thoughts | MDC |
| Industrial Psychology | MDC | |
| Introduction to Life Sciences | MDC | |
| 6 (Any 1) | Philosophies of Science and religion/ spirituality | SEC |
| Business Communication II | SEC | |
| Introduction to Excel and Macros | SEC | |
| 7 | Advance of Physical Fitness & Mindfulness (Zumba/Yoga/Aerobics Any 1) | VAP |
| Semester III | ||
| Sr No | Course Name | Type |
| 1 | Research Methodology | DSC |
| 2 | Introduction to Social Science | DSC |
| 3 | Rural Development | DSC |
| 4 | Introduction to Political Science | DSC |
| 5 (Any 1) | Journalism | MDC |
| Event Management | MDC | |
| 6 (Any 1) | Technical and Scientific Writing | SEC |
| Academic English for Social Science | SEC | |
| 7 (Any 1) | Introduction to Literature | AEC |
| Environmental Studies | AEC | |
| Semester IV | ||
| Sr No | Course Name | Type |
| 1 | Sociology themes and issues | DSC |
| 2 | Psychology of Interpersonal Relationships |
DSC |
| 3 | Urban Sociology | DSC |
| 4 | Indian Economy | DSC |
| 5 | International Economics | DSC |
| 6 | Development Psychology | DSC |
| 7 (Any 1) | Fundamentals of Microsoft Power Point | AEC |
| Content Development and Media | AEC | |
| Semester V | ||
| Sr No | Course Name | Type |
| 1 | Understanding and Dealing with Psychological Disorders | DSC |
| 2 | Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Entrepreneurship | DSC |
| 3 | Money and Financial Markets | DSC |
| 4 | Law and Economics | DSC |
| 5 | Psychology for Health and Well-being | DSC |
| 6 | Internship / Corporate Interaction Workshops | DSC |
| Semester VI | ||
| Sr No | Course Name | Type |
| 1 | Advance Microeconomic theory | DSC |
| 2 | Applied Social Psychology | DSC |
| 3 | Money and Banking | DSC |
| 4 | Gender and Society | DSC |
| 5 | Major Project report and Viva voice | DSC |
| Semester VII | ||
| Sr No | Course Name | Type |
| 1 | Urban Sociology | DSC |
| 2 ( Any 1) | Business Analytics Skills | DSC |
| Design Thinking and Innovation | DSC | |
| Constructively Engaging with Social Media | DSC | |
| 3 | Entrepreneurship and small scale industries | DSC |
| 4 | sociology of Human resource development | DSC |
| 5 (Any 1) | Understanding Psychological DISORDERS | DSC |
| Public Finance | DSC | |
| Semester VIII | ||
| Sr No | Course Name | Type |
| 1 | Indian Administration | DSC |
| 2 | Contemporary Economic Issues | DSC |
| 3 | Sociology of Agrarian society | DSC |
| 4 | Organization Behaviour | DSC |
| 5 (Any 1) | Social Welfare, Legislation and Justice | DSC |
| Counselling Psychology | DSC | |
Placement Opportunities
A Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree offers a broad range of career opportunities across various industries. While it may not provide specialized training in a specific field like engineering or medicine, it equips students with critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills that are highly valued in today’s job market. Here are some placement opportunities after completing a BA course:
Government Jobs: Many government departments and agencies require candidates with a BA degree for administrative roles, civil services, public relations, and more.
Private Sector Jobs: BA graduates are sought after in industries such as marketing, advertising, human resources, public relations, media, and journalism. Their communication and analytical skills are valuable assets in these fields.
Education Sector: BA graduates can pursue careers in education by becoming teachers, curriculum developers, education consultants, or academic advisors. They can also pursue further studies to become professors or researchers.
Non-Profit Organizations: NGOs, charities, and non-profit organizations often seek BA graduates for roles in fundraising, community outreach, program coordination, and advocacy.
Corporate Sector: Many corporations value the diverse skill set of BA graduates for roles in customer service, sales, corporate communications, and administration.
Creative Industries: BA graduates with majors in arts, literature, or creative writing can find opportunities in publishing houses, art galleries, museums, and other creative industries.
Social Work and Counseling: BA graduates interested in social work or counseling can work in community centers, rehabilitation facilities, counseling clinics, or pursue further studies for specialized roles.
Research and Analysis: BA graduates with strong research and analytical skills can find opportunities in market research firms, think tanks, policy institutes, and consulting firms.
Language Services: BA graduates proficient in multiple languages can work as translators, interpreters, language instructors, or in multinational companies requiring language expertise.
Freelancing and Entrepreneurship: BA graduates can explore freelancing opportunities in writing, editing, graphic design, social media management, and other fields. They can also start their own businesses leveraging their skills and interests.
Additionally, pursuing internships, volunteering, and networking can help BA graduates secure entry-level positions and gain valuable experience in their chosen field. It’s essential for BA graduates to continually develop their skills, stay updated on industry trends, and remain adaptable in a rapidly changing job market.
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