Program Overview

The Bachelor of Arts course in Surana College offers a comprehensive study on a range of subjects related to Humanities. The course allows a flexible approach to studying humanities, social sciences, and languages. Humanities deal with the histories, literatures, and cultures of human civilization, while social sciences study sociology, anthropology, political behaviors, and other forms of human behavior and organization.

This degree provides a rare chance to explore your passions, interests, and ambitions. Students who complete this degree will be well suited to meet the challenges of a modern 21st-century workplace, where specialization, creativity, logic, and critical argument come to the fore. It also enables you to become an independent thinker, to form and articulate judgments based on analysis and evidence.

Studying Arts equips you for every aspect of life. Accordingly, our graduates are in demand from a broad range of employers, with career options as varied as the degree itself. Our alumni are invariably known for their ability to think outside the box, communicate effectively, research diligently, and synthesize complex information to reach their goals.

Key Features

  • Diverse Disciplines: A broad selection of subjects, including journalism, psychology, political science, history, economics, and English literature.
  • Interdisciplinary Learning: Encourages connections between disciplines, fostering deeper understanding and innovative thinking.
  • Expert Faculty: Knowledgeable and passionate educators who are leaders in their fields.
  • Practical Experience: Internships, research opportunities, and industry exposure bridge academic learning with real-world applications.
  • Global Perspective: Insights into global issues and systems, preparing students for careers in a diverse and interconnected world.

Available Combinations

BA – HEP (History - Economics - Political Science)

This evergreen and popular combination is most suited for IAS & KAS aspirants as well as others preparing for competitive entrance exams such as those for government services. Those interested in pursuing higher studies in any of the three subjects can also opt for this combination.

BA – HTJ (History - Tourism - Journalism)

The entire Journalism fraternity relies heavily on skills related to communication, knowledge, quick reflexes, information gathering, and assimilation. Combined with a dynamic approach to the academic study of Tourism, this combination is ideal for students planning for careers in different streams of media and branches of Tourism. Industry exposure is given to students through rigorous internship programs in Media houses such as Print, Electronic Media, and Radio.

BA – JOP (Journalism - Optional English - Psychology)

A very dynamic and challenging combination. Apart from pursuing Masters in any of the three subjects, this stream offers several career options. Both Journalism and Psychology are vast subjects that allow students to explore their areas of interest. Career opportunities in Psychology are given a huge boost through internships in Manasa Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Cadabams’ Psychosocial Rehabilitation Centre, Spastics Society of Karnataka, Spandana Nursing Home, and others.

Optional English, a comprehensive study of literatures in English from across the world, grooms students to recognize variety in language, develop analytical skills, and study the psychological aspects of human behavior.

Eligibility

Class-XII or PUC from a recognized Board.

Value Added Programmes

  • Certificate Course in Photography
  • Certificate Course in Premiere Pro
  • Certificate Course in Photoshop
  • Certificate Course in InDesign
  • Certificate Course in Psephology
  • Certificate Course in Counselling
  • Certificate Course in Cultural Heritage Management
  • Certificate Course on Environmental Economics
  • Certificate Course in Civil Service & Public Policy

Vision

The Department of Humanities offers a rigorous education in the humanities and social sciences within a dynamic, collaborative, and inclusive community of learners. Living Surana College’s values of excellence, engagement, integrity, inclusiveness, and self-reflection, we will serve as a national exemplar of public higher education in the liberal arts with a commitment to accessibility and affordability.

Mission

Keeping the core objectives to create academic excellence in fundamental humanities studies, the Department of Humanities aims to encourage advanced teaching-learning processes and quality research at individual, departmental, and institutional levels. It also endeavors to build quality-based knowledge and human resource capacity.

Program Outcomes

  • PO 1: To expose students to a thorough and integrated study of humanities, histories, languages, and other related disciplines.
  • PO 2: Demonstrate understanding of the vital ideas and theories in the field of humanities and aesthetics.
  • PO 3: Show knowledge of the most important scholars in various fields of humanities.
  • PO 4: Relate the relationship between different disciplines.
  • PO 5: Differentiate between various research methodologies of the humanities.
  • PO 6: Familiarize with the basic principles of the theory of knowledge.
  • PO 7: Enrich their knowledge of contemporary global issues.
  • PO 8: Understand the most significant events of the country in different areas.
  • PO 9: Develop means of expressing concepts, propositions, and beliefs in technically correct forms.
  • PO 10: Promote transdisciplinary innovation and divergent thinking.
  • PO 11: Motivate students to take up higher studies and civil services exams.
  • PO 12: Develop practical skills to provide solutions to industry, society, and business.
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Dr. Calistus Jude AL
Mrs. Bhavana.S

Assistant Professor

Qualification: MSc – Psychology, PGDPC (Counselliing Psychology)

Teaching/Research/Industry: 5 Years

E-mail:[email protected]

Dr. Calistus Jude AL
Mrs. Shruthi B C

Assistant Professor

Qualification:MA Mass Communication & Journalism

Teaching/Research/Industry: 5 Years

E-mail:[email protected]

Mr. Jeo Joy A
Mrs. Ragini B

Assistant Professor

Qualification:Master of Tourism Administration

Teaching/Research/Industry: 5 Years

E-mail:[email protected]

Mr. Jeo Joy A
Mrs. Haripriya G.S

Assistant Professor

Qualification:M.Sc – Psychology

Teaching/Research/Industry: 5 Years

E-mail:[email protected]

Dr. Calistus Jude AL
Ms. Navaruna Borah

Assistant Professor

Qualification:MA – History

Teaching/Research/Industry: 5 Years

E-mail:[email protected]

Dr. Calistus Jude AL
Ms. Simran Parveen

Assistant Professor

Qualification:M.A , SET, NET

Teaching/Research/Industry: 5 Years

E-mail:[email protected]

Mr. Jeo Joy A
Ms. Ananya Srinivas

Assistant Professor

Qualification:M.Sc in Psychology

Teaching/Research/Industry: 5 Years

E-mail:[email protected]

Dr. Calistus Jude AL
Mr. Akash K

Assistant Professor

Qualification:M.Sc in Electronic Media

Teaching/Research/Industry: 5 Years

E-mail:

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Department of History

Sl NO SEMESTER PAPERS TITLE OF THE PAPER
1 I PAPER 1 HISTORY OF INDIA-I
2 II PAPER -II HISTORY OF INDIA -II
3 III PAPER -III KARNATAKA –SOCIETY ECONOMY AND CULTURE
4 IV PAPER -IV HISTORY AND TOURISM IN INDIA
5 V PAPER -V HISTORY OF MODERN INDIA
6   PAPER V(A) HISTORY OF EUROPE 1500 -1945
    PAPER V(B) HISTORY OF CHINA AND JAPAN: 1900 AD
7 VI PAPER -VI INDIA AFTER INDEPENDENCE
8   PAPER VI(A) CONTEMPORARY WORLD
    PAPER VI(B) HISTORY OF WEST ASIA SINCE 1900 A.D

Department of Political Science

Sl NO SEMESTER PAPERS TITLE OF THE PAPER
1 I PAPER 1 Core Concepts of Political Science
2 II PAPER -II Understanding Political Theory
3 III PAPER -III Public Administration: Core Concepts
4 IV PAPER -IV Western and Eastern Political Thought
5 V PAPER -V Indian Constitution: Institutional Framework
    PAPER VI International Politics
6 VI PAPER -VII Major Constitutional Systems
    PAPER VIII International Institutions and Foreign Policies

Department of ECONOMICS

Sl NO SEMESTER PAPERS TITLE OF THE PAPER
1 I PAPER 1 Business Economics
2 II PAPER -II Managerial Economics
3 III PAPER -III Monetary Economics
4 IV PAPER -IV Public Economics
5 V PAPER -V Corporate Economics
    PAPER VI Rural Development & Cooperation
6 VI PAPER -VII Human Resource Management
    PAPER VIII Karnataka Economy

Department of OPTIONAL ENGLISH

Sl NO SEMESTER PAPERS TITLE OF THE PAPER
1 I PAPER 1 British Literature: From Chaucer to Johnson & Facets of Language
2 II PAPER -II British Literature: The Romantic Age & Facets of Language
3 III PAPER -III British Literature: Victorian and Modern & Facets of Language
4 IV PAPER -IV American Literature & Facets of Language
5 V PAPER -V Literatures of India: An Introduction (Part I)
    PAPER VI European and Non European Writing (Part I)
6 VI PAPER -VII Literatures of Indian: An Introduction (Part II)
    PAPER VIII European and Non European Writing (Part II)

Department of Psychology

Sl NO SEMESTER PAPERS TITLE OF THE PAPER
1 I PAPER 1 Basic psychological processes I
      Practicals 1
2 II PAPER -II Basic psychological processes II
      Practicals II
3 III PAPER -III Developmental Psychology I
      Practicals III
4 IV PAPER -IV Developmental Psychology II
      Practicals IV
5 V PAPER -V Industrial & Organizational Psychology I
      Practicals
    PAPER VI Abnormal Psychology I
      Practicals
6 VI PAPER -VII Industrial & Organizational Psychology II
      Practicals
    PAPER VIII Abnormal Psychology II
      Practicals

Department of TOURISM

Sl NO SEMESTER PAPERS TITLE OF THE PAPER
1 I PAPER 1 TOURISM FOUNDATION AND HISTORY
2 II PAPER -II TOURISM PRODUCT
3 III PAPER -III TRAVEL AGENCY AND TOUR OPERATOR ORGANIZATION
4 IV PAPER -IV TOURISM MANAGEMENT
5 V PAPER -V TOURISM POLICY
    PAPER VI TOURISM IN INDIA
6 VI PAPER -VII ENTERPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
    PAPER VIII EMERGING CONCEPTS OF EFFECTIVE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM

Sl NO SEMESTER PAPERS TITLE OF THE PAPER
1 I PAPER 1 Introduction to Communication And Media
2 II PAPER -II Print Media
3 III PAPER -III Audio Visual Media
4 IV PAPER -IV Media Laws
5 V PAPER -V Reporting
    PAPER VI Editing
6 VI PAPER -VII MEDIA MANAGEMENT
    PAPER VIII ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATION