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B.A. (Hons.) Liberal Arts and Humanities
Course Start Date
1th August 2023
End Date
31 July 2027
Duration
4 Years
Programme Fee (Yearly)
Rs. 6 Lacs
B.A. (Hons.) Liberal Arts and Humanities
Elective Courses: B.A. (Hons.) Liberal Arts and Humanities
Liberal arts students are offered a number of elective courses across all the 12 schools of JGU. These electives are often interdisciplinary, involving elements of law as well as other disciplines in humanities, management, business & finance, international affairs, governance & public policy, environment, architecture, languages and more.
Successful completion of electives will lead to credits, which are ascertained per elective, based on the number of instructional hours.
Here is the indicative list of electives for Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Liberal Arts and Humanities. The electives change every semester, so that students can continue to explore a wide gamut of study.
- Blood and Antiquities and Archaeopolitic
- From Sculpture to Installation: The Poetics of Objects and Space
- Open Studio 1: Introduction to Visual Arts
- The Static and the Moving Image: New art practices in a Digital Age
- Critical Concepts in Peace and Security
- The History and Archaeology of the Ancient World
- Open Studio 2: Introduction to Visual Arts
- Image and Thought: Art History from Renaissance to Modernism
- Rethinking Friendship
- Transformative Actions in Public Space: Exploring Contemporary Theatre & Performance
- Thinking about the field
- Ancient Civilisations: Egypt, Mesopotamia and Greece
- Society, Environment and Climate Change
- Food and Water Security
- Mysticism: East and West
- Believe, Obey, Fight: European Right-Wing Regimes and the Second World War
- Culture, Power, History: Key Texts in Sociology and Anthropology
- The Politics of Development
- Energy and Sustainability
- Primer on GIS and Basic Spatial Analysis
- Can we be Moral: The debate between choice and chance
- Philosophical Approaches to the Mind
- Islam in South Asia – History and Politics
- Feminist Classics: East and West
- Culture, Ecology and Politics
- Harry Potter: Texts, Films and Culture
- China’s Foreign Policy
- Nationalism and integration in 20th century Europe