Bachelor of Arts (PSY, MCJ, MLEL)

Program Objectives:

 

→ PO1: To offer a vivid spectrum of learning that inculcates skill-oriented as well as practical learning.

→ PO2: Extend specialization in political affairs, psychological analysis, and language studies.

→ PO3: Look forward to recognizing the social, political, and cultural roles and responsibilities of individuals within communities.

→ PO4: Adhere to critical thinking and develop interpersonal skills through knowledge acquisition made possible through curriculum interpretation and analysis.

→ PO5: Develop life skills like communication expertise, social etiquette, inter communication (IC), among others.   

 

Program Outcomes:

 

→ PO1: Imbibe personal as well as professional skills and develop creativity and leadership qualities through practical exposure.

→ PO2: Gain knowledge on a wide range of subjects that includes cultural understanding, social behavior, political thoughtfulness, literary facets, and competence in languages.

→ PO3: Establish the role of individuals within communities by developing personal behavior, specialized expertise, and intellectual understandings.

→ PO4: Develop communication skills, critical thinking, and pragmatic competence, through advanced methodologies and interdisciplinary studies.

→ PO5: Significantly contribute towards societal causes through a deeper understanding of diverse backgrounds, communal relations, and interpersonal and intrapersonal interaction.

 

BA –Psychology

 

Program Specific Objectives (PSOs):

 

→ PSO1: Graduates will be able to analyze the complexities of human behavior through the study of mind as well as engage in self-reflection.

→ PSO2: Students will be acquainted with interpersonal skills through psychological theories and perspectives, which will help them improve their communication, empathy, and conflict-resolution abilities.

 

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs):

 

→ PSO1: Students are well-equipped with the understanding of human behavior through the pedagogies of case studies, self-assessment tools, and research works.

→ PSO2: Students will develop insights on career goals like clinical psychology, organizational psychology, counseling psychology, applied psychology, and forensic psychology as well as apply ethical, social, and moral values that contribute to a healthier society.

 

Value Additions:

 

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Certificate Courses 

Clubs of the Department:

 

Department of Arts [UG] – BA Club –UTHKRISTHA – It’s Different Here

 

Vision:

 

→ Access the student community to management community knowledge, applied management skills and benefit them in practical life & to make innovation and creativity the forte of every student at Villa Marie

 

Mission:

 

→ To equip students with core leadership competencies.

→ To help them achieve experience in the field of Psychology, Political Science and Journalism.

→ To help them think beyond the syllabus

 

Objectives:

 

→ To enable globally competitive & socially responsive leaders

→ To stimulate critical thinking

→ Developing research, analytical and creative abilities

→ Listening to and accepting opposite opinions related to controversial issues, i.e. improving the skills in reaching a consensus

→ Benefit from each other’s experiences in their respective fields and strengthen cooperation among them

→ The development of different management skills through training and its importance in the life of the graduate student

→ Organising and participating in various events

 

Criteria for Nomination of Office Bearers:

 

→ Academic Excellence

→ Dedication & Commitment

→ Support to the Department in the previous years

→ Dynamism & Foresightedness

→ Initiative

Signature Events:

 

Reporting and Editing workshop

 

→ It is an annual 2-day workshop to enlighten the students of 2nd year Political Science and Psychology on the workings of Reporting and Editing in the world of Journalism. The workshop encourages the students to apply their theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios.

 

Click Fest

 

→ An annual event that brings out the creative powerhouses of the department. 1^st-year Students are encouraged to click snapshots on various topics such as life, fashion, horror, etc. A panel of judges from the industry select the best three in each category and award them. This event is the practical application of the value-added course Photography.

 

Flick Fest

 

→ The annual film festival produces original and creative short films made by the students. The 3^rd year students can pick any topic they desire and develop a storyline. The short films are presented to the panel of judges, and the best three win. This event is the practical application of the value-added course Film-making.

 

Braintainment:

 

→ The annual Psychology workshop elicits the opportunity for the students of 2^nd year Psychology to test their theoretical knowledge in the practical world. The students gain practical exposure through the workshop as they conduct psychology tests on their fellow college mates. The workshop benefits the psychology students and is much fun for other students as they explore more about themselves.

 

Dautya Neeti

 

→ It is an annual 3-day Political science event where the students of 1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd year come together to create a mock Parliament session. Students also present various research papers, presentations on the Indian Diplomacy. The objective of the event is to make the students aware of the country’s current affairs and its bilateral relations with the neighbouring countries.

Career Prospects:

 

Scope for Higher Studies:

 

⇒ Eligible to apply for Masters in and out of the country

 

Employment Opportunities:

 

 Mass Communications & Journalism

 

⇒ Radio Personnel

⇒ TV Personnel

⇒ Newspaper Personnel

⇒ Reporters

⇒ Photo Journalists

⇒ PR Executive

⇒ Advertising Executive

⇒ Digital Marketing Executive

 

Psychology

 

⇒ Data Analysts

⇒ Clinical Reach

⇒ Counsellor

⇒ Organizational Counsellor

⇒ NGO Counsellor

⇒ Academic Researcher

⇒ Corporate Researcher

⇒ Personality Development Trainers

⇒ Mental Health Advocates

 

English Literature:

 

⇒ Academicians

⇒ Literary critics

⇒ Publishing personnel

⇒ Book editors

⇒ Academic researchers

⇒ Language researchers

⇒ Content Writers

⇒ Scriptwriters

⇒ Soft skill Trainers

⇒ Translators