BA – Bachelors of Arts

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) includes the study of humanities, social and cultural studies, languages and music. Studying Arts equips you for every aspect of life. It enables you to discover your talents, interests and abilities and develop them fully. An Arts degree helps you develop highly sought-after skills such as critical thinking, communication, reasoning ability and problem solving. As an Arts student you can choose to undertake the Arts Practicum as part of your course. This provides you with valuable workplace experience.

SELECTION PROCESS

Admission is done on the basis of merit of 10+2 marks.

Course Contents

Our BA course consists of an integrated learning experience. It will equip you for every aspect of life. It enables you to discover your talents, interests and abilities and develop them fully. An Arts degree helps you develop highly sought-after skills such as critical thinking, communication, reasoning ability and problem solving. As a student, you are exposed to a broad range of learning styles, from traditional lectures to interactive tutorials and practical workshops involving digital media. Academic staff members are not only dedicated teachers but also renowned scholars and researchers who are international leaders and experts in their fields.

Practical Exposure:

We conduct several workshops, fests, seminars, and special visits by experts for students and offer them platform where they can demonstrate their talent.

Experiential Learning Activities

Students are often visit to well-known industries and witness everything by very close. Behind sending them to such organizations is to boost-up their confidence, survival and their management skills.

Faculty:

All academic and technical staff are practitioners, providing an impressive range of expertise and knowledge across the spectrum of contemporary art. They are supported by internationally recognised Visiting Professors,Experts.

Opportunities & Placement:

Bachelor of Arts graduates go into a wide range of careers reflecting their interests and the breadth of studies. Important sectors of employment for BA graduates who do not go onto further study include:

• Non-government organisations (e.g., project coordination, research and policy support, advocacy)
• Higher education, private educational and language colleges (e.g., student support services, tutoring)
• Media and communications organisations (e.g., journalism cadetships, communications, online content management, media monitoring)
• Arts and cultural organisations (e.g., public programs, publicity, gallery assistants)