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The BA in Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) in Karampura Campus is conceived as an innovative programme offered along with three other BA programmes in the campus, i.e. BA in Law and Politics, BA in Global Studies, and BA in Sustainable Urbanism. The BA-SSH programme is structured and complemented by the orientation of the other three BA programmes that seek to craft their own respective niche through an interdisciplinary route. We are then looking at the SSH programme as the site where a critical blending of the thrust of the three BA programmes – Law and Politics, Urbanism and Globality - can be envisioned.
The programme takes cognizance of the diverse interests and needs of the students pursuing undergraduate education. Through creative designing of courses, pedagogical models, and programme structure, the SSH programme would introduce students to new learning paradigm while facilitating certain continuity with their school education. These twin aspirations are sought to be inculcated by way of imparting training in skill-based abilities and knowledge-oriented components. Students of SSH aiming to pursue MA programmes at AUD and other institutions or seeking employment opportunities after the completion of their degree will be accordingly equipped with the necessary knowledge and skill capacity to compete in the charted fields.
Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or any re
BA in Social Sciences (3 + 1 Year)
In the first 3 years the credit load is as follows.
There are specific exit options after each year, with the student receiving an Undergraduate Certificate if they exit after one year, an Undergraduate Diploma after two years, BA Degree after three, and a BA Honours or BA Research degree after completing four years. At each exit point, an internship and a VBE has to be completed to receive the particular certification.
The School of Global Affairs offers students the following minors. Students who wish to get a minor must successfully complete six courses in their chosen minor discipline in the first three years:
For the students who continue to the fourth year, the first three years of the degree are the same. In the fourth year there is a credit load of 42 credits that includes a 6 credit Research Project Report / Seminar. In the fourth year there will be a provision to opt for Research track or Honours track.
The BA SS with Research requires students to choose 6 DSEs in the fourth year, which may include courses on Research Design, Data collection, and/or Research Internship
BA SS Degree Honours students have to complete a seminar paper in the discipline, and take at least one DSE in the fourth year. Note that the GE in the fourth year may include DSE courses offered by the programme.
The following is the BA in Social Sciences Program Structure
| DSC | DSE | GE/MDC | AEO/AEC/CES/SE | Credits |
Sem 1 | DSC1: Introduction to Social Sciences – 1 |
| GE1
| AEO (Any 2 courses)
AEC1:English for Academic Purposes | 20 |
Sem 2 | DSC2: Introduction to Social Sciences – 2 DSC3: Language, Society and Culture |
|
| AEC2: Hindi Basket (Any 1 course) Prarambhik Hindi Madhyamik Hindi Vyavaharik Hindi
CES: Community Engagement and Services
SE1: MS-Excel for Social Sciences | 20 |
Students on exit have to complete a 6-credit internship (2 months) and a 4- credit VBE: Happiness Curriculum Award- Undergraduate Certificate in Social Sciences | 40 | ||||
Sem 3 | DSC4: Studying human society DSC5: Contemporary Indian Politics DSC6: Understanding the Past: Myths, Epics, Chronicles and Histories |
| MDC1/GE2
| AEC3: Environmental Issues and Challenges | 20 |
Sem 4 | DSC7: Ways of Seeing DSC8: Comparative Methods for Policy Analysis DSC9: Introduction to Health Medicine and Society |
| MDC2/GE3 | SE2: Virtual Reality in Education | 20 |
Students on exit have to complete a 6-credit internship (2 months) and a 4- credit VBE. Award- Undergraduate Diploma in Social Sciences |
40 | ||||
Sem 5 | DSC10: Sociology of Knowledge DSC11: Gender and Society | DSE1
| MDC3/GE4 MDC4/GE5 |
| 20 |
Sem 6 | DSC12: Religion and Society DSC13: Global Perspectives in Development | DSE 2
| MDC5/GE6 MDC6/GE7
|
| 20 |
Students on exit should have completed a 6-credit internship (2 months) and they should have completed a 4-credit VBEHappiness Curriculum within their period of study.
Award- BA in Social Sciences
To gain a “Minor” a student should have also completed at least 6 MDC courses from one of the three discipline areas of Sociology, Political Science or History | 40 | ||||
Sem 7 | DSC14 DSC15 | DSE3 /GE DSE4/GE |
Research Methodology (4) | 20 | |
Sem 8 | DSC16 DSC17 | DSE5/GE DSE6/GE | Research Project Report / Seminar (6) | 22 |
Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or any re
On successful completion of the programme a student will be able to:
Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or any re
Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or any re
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Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or any re
Applicants need to have passed the class XII examination with at least 50% marks from CBSE or any recognised Board. (Relaxation of 5% marks for SC/ST/PwBD/DOBC(NCL)/Defence/KM).