Bachelor of Arts
Study languages, society and ideas while developing reading, writing and analytical skills.
- Duration
- Usually 3–4 years
- Eligibility
- 12th pass
Study people, society, languages, creative design and library science through arts, social-work and information pathways.
These programmes encourage critical thinking, communication, creative expression and the organisation of knowledge. Subject combinations, fieldwork, portfolios and entry qualifications vary, so compare the actual programme syllabus with your longer-term study goals.
Undergraduate pathways typically follow Class 12, while postgraduate pathways generally require a relevant bachelor’s degree. Diploma and certificate entry routes vary. Check the individual course for required subjects, minimum marks, entrance tests and the institution’s current admission rules.
Study languages, society and ideas while developing reading, writing and analytical skills.
An MA develops a deeper understanding of one humanities or social-science discipline.
BSW introduces organised work with individuals, groups and communities.
MSW develops professional understanding of social-work methods and supervised practice.
A library-science diploma introduces how information resources are organised and made accessible.
BLIS develops knowledge of organising, retrieving and providing information in libraries.
MLIS builds on earlier library and information-science study.
Graphic design uses visual communication to make information clear and recognisable.
Fine Arts develops visual expression through studio practice, observation and critique.
Mass communication studies how information is produced and shared across media.
Music studies can focus on performance, theory, composition or particular musical traditions.