Humanities & Social Sciences

The Master's program in literature and communication studies aspires to sustain and revive an academic interest in literary and cultural theories. The papers offered are as contemporarily relevant as possible, even eclectic. However, a conscious effort has been made to ensure that theories are grounded in textual readings, wherever possible.
Testing and evaluation patterns aim at fostering a culture of research rather than an exam driven system, which will enhance student reading and creativity. In keeping with practical demands, ELT, communication study papers and the internship component are skill based and endeavor to make the program application oriented.
Objectives:
1. The program can prepare students for the challenges of a teaching career through teaching assistantships that afford practical experience in lecture preparation, material production and testing practices.
2. In keeping with the growing interest in literature and media studies, most of the papers redefine text by introducing non-conventional texts and areas of study.
3. The internship aims at on job experience as well as research avenues.
4. Workshops, seminars and projects, apart from being the existing methodology of teaching will also ensure exposure to expert views and global trends in the areas of literary and cultural theories.

You can obtain a Bachelor's degree in psychology from a UGC recognized institution. A graduate degree will help you build a base in psychology. You will study all the subjects of psychology, which will help you identify your interest.
Certain subjects which are taught:
1. General psychology.
2. Clinical psychology.
3. Social psychology.
4. Developmental psychology.
5. Organizational behavior, etc.
Generally, the subjects are more theoretic, but the one on statistics includes numerical application. It is very important for the students interested in the field of research to have in depth knowledge of the subject. During the three years, you will get an exposure to the basic elements of Psychology.
Workshops are conducted every year on different topics ranging from hypnosis to dream analysis. This varies from college to college. Generally, after graduation, the job opportunities are not plenty. The top colleges that provide Bachelor's degree are as follows:
1. Delhi University - New Delhi.
2. Jamia Milia Islamia - New Delhi.
3. Ambedkar University - New Delhi.
4. Panjab University – Chandigarh.
5. Banaras Hindu University – Varanasi.
6. Aligarh Muslim University.
7. Fergusson College – Pune.
8. Christ University – Bangalore.

A Bachelors degree is required for graduate school admission and, therefore, required to pursue psychology careers.
Bachelors degrees typically take four years to complete and have a wide variety of course offerings. There are generally two main types of Bachelors degrees available: Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science. In the United States, some colleges and universities award a Bachelor of arts for most majors (e.g., biology, English, etc.) and only award a Bachelor of Science degree to those completing course work toward a specific profession (e.g., nursing). Others award the Bachelor of Arts for liberal arts majors and the Bachelor of Science for studies in fields like biology and psychology. Still others offer students the choice of a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science for the same major course of study. In this situation, the difference between the degrees is defined by the core courses for a Bachelor of arts versus Bachelor of Science instead of the core courses for the major itself.
While there are additional Bachelor degrees available (e.g., engineering, business, or nursing), most students looking to become psychologists will graduate with Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degrees.
Individuals who major in psychology can expect course work to include:
Learning and Behavior
Social Psychology
Personality Psychology
Child Psychology
Psychology of Adolescence
Sensation and Perception
Biological Psychology
Multicultural Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Cognitive Processes
History of Psychology
Psychotherapy and Counseling
Psychological Assessment
Psychology of Women
Child Psychopathology
Psychopharmacology

There are numerous fields waiting for economic graduates, both in the public as well as the private sectors. In the government sector, one may try for Indian Economic Services, jobs in Reserve Bank of India, PSUs and other public sector banks. All these jobs have wonderful career options.
Private sector also offers jobs for economic graduates in the fields like private banks, MNCs, BPOs, KPOs, business journals and newspapers. A good opportunity is also waiting for economic students in higher education. One can pursue Ph.D in economics to enter into the field of teaching in colleges and universities.
One can make a successful career as a corporate lawyer after completing BA in economics followed by LLB. BA in economics and MBA placed one at a better position in the private sector. Economic journalism is another shining area for job perspective.

You can pursue below mentioned courses after completing BA honors in English:
1. Advertising.
2. Author.
3. English teacher.
4. Kpo firms.
5. Publishing.
6. Research.
7. Scriptwriter.
8. Teaching.
9. Translation.
10. Writing.
The salary of this field will be determined according to the type of organization, which hires them. Students who opt to become teachers, they need to have a B.Ed degree (for schools) or M.ED degree (for colleges). Those who are interested in research, they can opt for the doctoral degree. With the Ph.D degree, one can apply for the position of university lecturer. The career as a translator is also quite lucrative.
Students need to have good communication skills in addition to creative writing skills. Those who have the ability, the talent to write creatively will be prized everywhere. Journalism and mass communication can be opted for students of English literature.
A few other areas, which they can choose are:
1. Communication management.
2. Film editing and direction.
3. International relations.
4. Law.
5. Tourism administration.
6. Visual communication.