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BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)

Program Overview

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Program Overview

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The Bachelor of Arts course in Surana College offers a comprehensive study on a range of subjects related to Humanities. The course allows a flexible approach to studying humanities, social sciences and languages. Humanities deal with the histories, literatures and cultures of human civilisation, while social sciences study sociology, anthropology, political behaviours and other forms of human behaviour and organisation. This degree provides a rare chance to explore your passions, interests and ambitions. Students who complete this degree will be well suited to meet the challenges of a modern 21st-century workplace, where specialisation, creativity, logic and critical argument come to fore. It also enables you to become an independent thinker, to form and articulate judgements based on analysis and evidence. Studying Arts equips you for every aspect of life. Accordingly, our graduates are in demand from a broad range of employers, with career options as varied as the degree itself. Our alumni are invariably known for their ability to think outside the box, communicate effectively, research diligently, and synthesise complex information to reach their goals.

To help students decide on higher studies or choose different career options, Surana College offers three different subject-combinations under the BA stream:

AVAILABLE COMBINATIONS

BA – HEP (HISTORY-ECONOMICS-POLITICAL SCIENCE)

This evergreen and popular combination is most suited for IAS & KAS aspirants as well as others preparing for competitive entrance exams such as those for government services. Those interested in pursuing higher studies in any of the three subjects can also opt for this combination.

BA – HTJ (HISTORY-TOURISM-JOURNALISM)

The entire Journalism fraternity relies heavily on skills related to communication, knowledge, quick reflexes, information gathering and assimilation. Combined with a dynamic approach to the academic study of Tourism, this combination is ideal for students planning for not only careers in the different streams of media, but also different branches of Tourism. Industry exposure is given to students through rigorous internship programmes in Media houses such as Print, Electronic Media and Radio.

BA – JOP (JOURNALISM-OPTIONAL ENGLISH-PSYCHOLOGY)

A very dynamic and challenging combination, apart from pursuing Masters in any of the three subjects, this stream offers several career options. Both Journalism and Psychology are vast subjects that allow students to explore their areas of interest. Career opportunities in Psychology are given a huge boost through internships in Manasa Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Cadabams’ Psychosocial Rehabilitation Centre, Spastics Society of Karnataka, Spandana Nursing Home and others. Optional English, a comprehensive study of literatures in English from across the world, grooms students to recognise variety in language, develop analytical skills and study the psychological aspects in all human behaviour.

Our alumni are invariably known for their ability to think outside the box, communicate effectively, research diligently, and synthesise complex information to reach their goals. To help students decide on higher studies or choose different career options, Surana College offers three different subject-combinations under the BA stream:

Eligibility

Class-XII or PUC from a recognized Board.

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Vision & Mission

VISION

Department of Humanities offers a rigorous education in the humanities and social sciences within a dynamic, collaborative, and inclusive community of learners. Living Surana College’s values of excellence, engagement, integrity, inclusiveness, and self-reflection, we will serve as a national exemplar of public higher education in the liberal arts with a commitment to accessibility and affordability.

MISSION

Keeping the core objectives to create academic excellence in fundamental humanities studies, the Department of Humanities aims to encourage advanced teaching learning process and quality research at individual, department and institutional level. It also endeavors to build quality based knowledge and human resource capacity.

Programme Outcomes(POs)

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES(POs)

PO 1 – To expose students to a thorough and integrated study of humanities, histories, languages and other related disciplines as appropriate to the degree pursued, that will allow them to develop a deep, broad, diverse and trans disciplinary perspective and understanding.
PO 2 – Demonstrate understanding of the vital ideas and theories in the field of humanities and aesthetics.
PO 3 – Show knowledge of the most important scholars in various fields of humanities.
PO 4 – Relate the relationship between different disciplines.
PO 5 – Differentiate between various researches methodologies of the humanities.
PO 6 – To familiarize with the basic principles of the theory of knowledge.

PO 7 – Enrich their knowledge of contemporary global issues.
PO 8 – Understand the most significant events of the country in different areas.
PO 9 – To help students develop means of expressing concepts, propositions, and beliefs in coherent, concise and technically correct forms appropriate to their professional goals.
PO 10 – To help students think, react, and work in imaginative ways stimulated by a higher degree of disciplinary synergies that will promote Trans disciplinary innovation and divergent thinking.
PO 11 – To motivate students to take up higher studies and civil services exams
PO 12 – Develop practical skills to provide solutions to industry, society and business.

BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)

Program Overview

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Eligibility

Objective

OBJECTIVE

Vision & Mission

VISION

MISSION

Programme Outcomes(POs)

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES(POs)

Short Term Courses

SHORT TERM COURSES

Guest Lecture

GUEST LECTURE

Guest Lecture organized by Department of Tourism on 14 July 2017. The speaker is Ms.Sneha Rao, Senior Specialist Travel ,Akamai Technologies spoke on “Career opportunities in the tourism industry and its growth prospects ”.

Guest Lecture organized by Department of Tourism by on 19th September 2017. The Speaker is Ullaash Kumar, environmentalist and film maker. He spoke on “Sustainable tourism-a tool for development”.

Guest Lecture organized by Department of Tourism by on 3rd August 2018. The speaker is Mr Anup Ganapathi-Vice President Business planning ,TWA, Thailand Aviation. Mr. Anup Ganapathy spoke about the “An Overview of Cabin Crew Service in Airlines Industry”

Guest Lecture organized by the Department of Psychology on 1st August 2018 by Dr. Vijay Kumar Harbishetter, Adhoc, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Nimhans. He spoke about the “Drug Abuse and its impacts”.

Workshop –Mindfulness workshop was conducted for BA JOPy students on 20th 2016 of august by chinch Francis and Pushpanjali. Students in workshop held by department of psychology Ingitha club on mindfulness.

Career Guidance & Counseling – Guest Lecture by Toastmaster Ajay Chittaranjan Rao on 1st July 2016, for BA (JOPY) students. It was an enlightening experience for students which boosted their confidence.

Value added course from Department of psychology in association with ANTARDHVANI conducted a add-on course/workshop titled “life skills” from 11th Jan to 16th Jan 2018 at Surana college.

Guest Lecture organized by the Department of Political Science on 18th September 2018. Dr. Nagaraj is the resource person. The topic he spoke was on “Financial Administration”.

Guest Lecture was organized by the Department of Political Science on 30th August 2018. The guests was Prof.Mallesh, APS Evening College. He spoke on the Ideal of the Indian Constitution: role of Dr.Ambedkar.

Guest Lecture was organized by the Department of Economics on 30th August 2018. The guest was and Mr. Mavalli Shankar, Social activist. He spoke about the “FDI and Indian Economy”

Guest Lecture organized by the Department of Journalism, Spotlight on 24th September 2018. The speaker was Mr.Shesha Chandrika, a senior journalist. He spoke about “The Evolution of Media in India”

A Radio workshop organized by Spotlight, Department of Journalism,at Radio Mirchi on 28th September 2018. The speaker was R J Smitha.The topic was “How to be a radio jockey and how to use various equipments used for radio broadcast”.

A Radio nworkshop was organized by the Dept of Journalism on 18th August 2018. The speaker was Mr.Sachin. He spoke on “Theory about creating a radio programme”

A workshop conducted by the Department of Journalism on 12 February 2018. The speaker is Ms.Maya Chandran from PRCI. The topic is “Basic on Video Production”.

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