The Bachelor of Arts (BA) is a four-year interdisciplinary undergraduate program focused on humanities and social sciences. It provides students with broad knowledge in areas such as English, Nepali, sociology, economics, psychology, anthropology, history, social work, rural development, and other related disciplines. The program develops theoretical understanding, research abilities, critical thinking, and practical skills for academic and professional careers.
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After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Demonstrate knowledge of humanities and social science concepts in their chosen subjects.
Critically analyze social, cultural, economic, political, and contemporary issues.
Apply research methods to investigate social and human-related problems.
Develop strong written, verbal, and academic communication skills.
Apply critical thinking and analytical skills to real-world situations.
Conduct basic research and prepare academic reports and projects.
Understand cultural diversity, social change, and community development.
Apply subject-specific knowledge in professional and social settings.
Work effectively in education, government, NGOs/INGOs, media, research, and social organizations.
Pursue higher studies and professional careers in their respective fields.
