B.A. (Liberal Arts, Psychology, English, Sociology, Economics)

B.A. (Liberal Arts, Psychology, English, Sociology, Economics)

The B.A. (Liberal Arts, Psychology, English, Sociology, Economics) is an undergraduate programme designed to provide a broad-based, interdisciplinary education in humanities and social sciences. The programme encourages critical thinking, communication skills, and analytical reasoning, preparing students for diverse academic and professional pathways.

At Dr. K. N. Modi University (NCR Campus), the B.A. programme emphasises holistic learning, intellectual curiosity, and real-world application of social and human sciences in line with contemporary academic standards.

Programme Overview

The liberal arts education plays a vital role in developing well-rounded individuals with strong analytical, ethical, and communication skills. The B.A. programme offers in-depth study across selected disciplines, enabling students to understand social structures, human behaviour, economic systems, and cultural expressions.

The curriculum is structured to promote interdisciplinary learning, research orientation, and skill development through classroom engagement, discussions, projects, and fieldwork.

Objectives of the Programme

The programme aims to:

Develop critical thinking and analytical reasoning abilities

Build strong communication, writing, and presentation skills

Enhance understanding of social, psychological, economic, and cultural issues

Promote research, creativity, and ethical reasoning

Prepare students for higher studies and diverse career opportunities

Key Subjects Covered

The programme includes core and specialised subjects such as:

Foundations of Liberal Arts

Psychology: Human Behaviour and Mental Processes

English Literature and Language Studies

Sociological Theories and Social Institutions

Microeconomics and Macroeconomics

Research Methodology

Statistics and Data Interpretation (for Social Sciences)

Communication Skills and Academic Writing

Elective and Interdisciplinary Courses

Project Work / Dissertation