Department of Humanities

The Bachelor of Arts (B. A.) at St. Claret College, Autonomous is a dynamic interdisciplinary programme that delves into human behaviour, society, and culture. It fosters critical thinking, creativity, and a nuanced understanding of societal complexities through a diverse blend of subjects. Psychology focuses on human behaviour, mental processes, and the impact of social environments. Journalism equips students with skills in reporting, media ethics, and critical analysis of information. Optional English enhances literary appreciation, language proficiency, and creative expression. Economics provides insights into markets, resource allocation, and policymaking, while Sociology examines social structures, cultural norms, and globalization. Political Science offers an understanding of governance, ideologies, and public policies. The curriculum integrates these disciplines to prepare students for careers in media, education, public policy, and mental health services. By cultivating analytical skills and interdisciplinary knowledge, the program develops well-rounded individuals capable of addressing complex societal challenges.

Deep Specialization in V and VI Semesters
During the I-IV semesters, students study one of the prescribed triple combinations. In the V and VI semesters, they can select specific papers from their chosen combination for deeper specialization, equipping them well for careers or higher education.

BA Combinations Offered:
1. Journalism, Psychology & Optional English (English Literature) (JPO)
2. Economics, Psychology & Optional English (English Literature) (EPO)
3. Political Science, Economics & Sociology (PES)
4. Political Science, Journalism & Sociology (PJS)
5. Journalism, Psychology & Sociology (JPS)


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Programmes Offered
JPO: Journalism, Psychology & Optional English (English Literature)
EPO: Economics, Psychology & Optional English (English Literature)
PES: Political Science, Economics & Sociology
PJS: Political Science, Journalism & Sociology
JPS: Journalism, Psychology & Sociology


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