The Bachelor of Arts (BA) at Mid-West University is a four-year undergraduate program that provides interdisciplinary education in humanities and social sciences. Students can specialize in areas such as English, Nepali, Sociology, International Relations and Diplomacy, Journalism and Mass Communication, Mathematics, Social Work, Development Economics, and Rural Development. The program develops critical thinking, communication, research, and analytical skills for understanding social, cultural, economic, and contemporary issues
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After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Demonstrate knowledge of humanities and social science concepts in their chosen specialization.
Critically analyze social, cultural, economic, political, and contemporary issues.
Apply research methods to investigate issues related to society and human development.
Develop effective written, verbal, and academic communication skills.
Apply analytical and critical-thinking skills to real-world problems.
Conduct independent research and prepare academic reports and projects.
Understand cultural diversity, social change, development, and community issues.
Apply subject-specific knowledge in professional and social settings.
Work effectively in academic, government, development, media, and social organizations.
Pursue careers in education, research, journalism, social work, government, NGOs/INGOs, and related fields.
