Humanities

The humanities and social sciences, also known as the liberal arts, are academic disciplines that study human society and behaviour, as well as cultural and social structures. 

The humanities study philosophy, languages and literature, and the arts, while the social sciences study economics, psychology, and history. Students that take this route gain good communication and critical thinking skills, as well as cultural knowledge. 

Humanities and social sciences comprise a wide range of sectors and employment opportunities. Graduates of this programme can work in a variety of professions, including teaching, business, media, and public relations.

Students' professional prospects in the humanities and social sciences are influenced by their educational degree and field of study. Students with an associate degree can work as preschool teachers, library assistants, and social work assistants in educational and social service environments. 

Holders with a bachelor's degree might work in a variety of sectors, such as education, journalism, and business. They can work as research analysts, professors, or journalists, depending on their major. Economists, political scientists, and school counsellors are just a few of the advanced professions available to master's degree holders.

• Communications is the study of how people use various channels to convey information and generate meaning. Professionals in this sector might work in a variety of settings, including media, marketing, and advertising, as well as public relations. A bachelor's degree is required for most communications jobs in India and abroad. 
• Literature analysis and composition, as well as creative writing approaches, are the focus of English. While English majors have talents that can be used in almost any field, many of them work as educators, journalists, or content specialists.
• Geography 

Geography is a branch of humanities that studies how people interact with and are influenced by their surroundings. Cartographers, environmental planners, and teachers are all common jobs for people in this discipline. A bachelor's degree is required for most jobs, although master's degrees are usually required for more specialised roles. 

• Historians examine data from diverse periods to learn about the past. These individuals usually hold a bachelor's or master's degree and work in sectors such as teaching, museum studies, and business.
• Journalism 

Journalism is concerned with acquiring and reporting information, either orally or in writing. Journalists work for newspapers, websites, magazines, and radio stations, among other outlets. A bachelor's degree is the standard educational prerequisite for entry-level journalism jobs. 

• Arts and Humanities 

A liberal arts education combines a variety of academic subjects to help students improve their analytical, communication, and problem-solving abilities. Retail, law, education, and hospitality are just a few of the fields where this profession can be found.

• Library science is the study of how libraries gather and preserve books, information resources, and other objects. Librarians work for government agencies, primary and secondary schools, and colleges and universities, and often have a bachelor's or master's degree.
• Math
• Ministry and Theology
• Music
• Philosophy
• Political Science