ARTS, MANAGEMENT, IT

Arts Subjects can be broadly defined as an academic discipline that deals with the study of the human condition, developing critical, argumentative, and creative skills of the student. It involves methodologies that are generally analytical, critical, or speculative.

Management Courses provide you with a broad foundation of business disciplines, such as Finance, Economics, and Marketing. You will also have an in-depth understanding of various management theories and their relationships with different industries.

IT, covers the support, administration, and design of telecommunications and computer systems. Some positions in this field include system analysts, software programmers, computer scientists, computer support specialists, and network and database administrators.

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TRIVIA

ELIGIBILITY

IELTS - 5.5 not less than 5.0

2.4 or above in +2

ARTS SPECIALIZATIONS

Bachelor of Arts [BA]
BA in English
BA in English Literature
Bachelor of Business Management
Bachelor of Physical Education [BPEd]
Bachelor of Business Studies [BBS]
Bachelor of Business Administration [BBA]
Bachelor of Fine Arts [BFA]
Bachelor of Hotel Management [BHM]
Bachelor of Management Studies [BMS]
Bachelor of Social Work
Bachelor of Event Management
Bachelor of Fashion Designing
Bachelor of Design [BDes]
BBA LLB
BA LLB
BA in Journalism and Mass Communication

MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATIONS

Principles of Management
Financial Management
Business Environment
Human Resource Management
Marketing Research
Communication skills
Leadership skills
Business laws
Customer Relations Management
Computer Application
Operations Management
Economics
Business Fundamentals
Basics of Accounting

IT SPECIALIZATIONS

Algorithms and Data Structures Courses.
STEM Courses.
Artificial Intelligence Courses.
Data Science Courses.
Mathematics Courses.
Programming Languages Courses.
Software Development Courses.
Machine Learning Courses.

CAREER OPTIONS

There are many jobs you can pursue after graduating from a Bachelor of Arts. Some of these roles will draw on the skills you’ve earned while completing a particular major (for example, archival work might be particularly familiar to history majors). Others will take advantage of the generic skills possessed by arts graduates, such as the ability to think critically, communicate effectively, and perform research. Careers in this category include:

Government roles (generally via recruitment into a graduate program)
Non-government organisation roles (for example, policy development, administrative support, and advocacy)
Higher education or private education roles (for example, tutoring, providing student support, or working in professional services)
Media and communications organisations
Advertising
Arts and cultural organisations (gallery assistants, public programs, and so on)

OVERVIEW

COURSE LENGTH : 4 YEARS (BA, BM, BIT)

2 YEARS (Masters)

3 YEARS (PhD)

FEES : 10k USD - 25k USD / year