The Humanities programme (BA) at St. Claret College, Autonomous is an interdisciplinary
academic path that explores various dimensions of human behavior, society, and culture. The
curriculum fosters critical thinking, creativity, and a nuanced understanding of societal
dynamics. A combination of the following subjects enriches the programme:
Psychology: This subject delves into the scientific study of human behavior and mental
processes. Students explore concepts like perception, learning, emotions, personality, and the
impact of social environments on individuals.
Journalism: Journalism focuses on the art of reporting, writing, and analyzing news. It equips
students with skills in communication, media ethics, and the ability to critically examine
information in a fast-paced digital era.
Optional English (English Literature): A deeper dive into literature and advanced English
language skills, this subject enhances analytical abilities, creative expression, and an appreciation
for diverse literary works.
Economics: Economics offers insights into the functioning of markets, resource allocation, and
the impact of policy decisions on society. It nurtures analytical thinking and a grasp of micro-
and macroeconomic principles.
Sociology: Sociology examines social structures, relationships, and institutions. Students study
cultural norms, social change, and issues like inequality and globalization to understand the
complexities of society.
Political Science: Political Science provides an understanding of governance, political
ideologies, public policies, and the functioning of political systems. It helps develop critical
perspectives on power, authority, and democracy.
This Arts programme prepares students for diverse career paths, including media, education, law,
public policy, and mental health services. By integrating multiple disciplines, it develops well-
rounded individuals equipped to analyze and address complex societal challenges.