B.A in Psychology / Journalism / English is a multidisciplinary program that offers students a wide range of opportunities after graduation.
PSYCHOLOGY: Psychology is the study of underlying aspects of human behavior, thought and experiences.
JOURNALISM: Journalism is a discipline that prepares students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to lead in the world of media.
ENGLISH: English strengthens the knowledge of students in language and literature. This can be helpful for students to explore and understand different cultural aspects.
To be successful in the modern world, a student needs to possess knowledge of multiple fields and approach tasks with holistic perspectives. Triple-major degree programs come handy here. Career options include:
Psychology is a scientific discipline that deals with the study of human behavior, mental processes and the underlying aspects that influence human thoughts and actions. It is centered around the study of the mind and the different processes that shape one’s experiences and interactions with the world.
Psychology is a scientific discipline that deals with the study of human behavior, mental processes and the underlying aspects that influence human thoughts and actions. It is centered around the study of the mind and the different processes that shape one’s experiences and interactions with the world.
With the growing demand for mental health professionals, students with B.A Psychology can choose from a wide range of areas to work in. They can practice in the fields of educational counseling, psychological counseling, social work, or be part of corporate teams for marketing, media, and creative fields.
After completing BA Journalism, students can pursue various trendsetting occupations in the ever-evolving media industry. They can build their careers in the field of Reporting, Editing, Content Writing, Public Relations, Ad Companies, Film Making, etc. Students can also pursue higher education in a field of their choice.
The course content of BA English includes literary theories, literary criticism, Indian Literature, European literature, British literature, American Literature, language theories, pan-Asian studies, colonial and post-colonial literature, etc.
On completing the B.A English Programme, students can seek employment in the areas of Content Writing, Editing, Advertisement, Public Relations, Journalism, teaching, etc. They can also opt for higher education in similar fields and continue to work in the fields of research and academics.
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