Overview

JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), Bachelor of Arts program is aligned with the New Education Policy (NEP). The courses under this program offer comprehensive theoretical and practical knowledge across various disciplines. It helps acquire competencies to aid professional employment and entrepreneurship in different domains that include designing evidence-based research interventions, cultural sensitivity, analysis of social variables, and market forces. The program plays an instrumental role in making the students agents of change in key domains of psychological health, the fourth estate and linguistics by embracing moral and ethical values in daily life.

Program Highlights

• Strong foundation in Psychology, Journalism, and Optional English.
• Develop an insight into the worldviews of different societies through great works of world literature.
• Achieve the ability to write intelligently and in the proper context for lay readers.
• Understand the concepts of basic psychological principles, laws, and theories.
• Experiential learning methods, including Project Centric Learning.

Course Objectives

1. Versatile Skillset : A BA in Journalism Psychology and English combines analytical, creative, and communication skills, making graduates well-rounded and adaptable across multiple fields.
2. Improved Communication :Mastering Optional English enhances written and spoken communication, which is essential for careers in journalism, counselling, or any profession requiring articulate expression.
3. In-depth Human Understanding : Psychology courses offer insights into human behaviour, enabling graduates to understand audience psychology as a crucial asset in media and journalism.
4. Creative and Analytical Thinking : English focuses on literary and rhetorical skills, while Psychology fosters analytical reasoning, so students will learn to think critically and creatively.
5. Career Flexibility : The combination of Journalism, Psychology, and English opens doors in various fields like media, counseling, content creation, public relations, and education.