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Department of English / BA English Psychology
The BA English–Psychology Double Major is an interdisciplinary programme that brings together key ideas from language, literature, cultural studies, and behavioural sciences. English Studies develops core language abilities while inculcating creativity, critical thinking, and cultural literacy through diverse textual and interpretative practices, while the Psychology component offers a solid foundation for careers or advanced study in Clinical Psychology, Counselling, Industrial Psychology, and Human Resource Management.
The programme integrates technology-enabled pedagogies—including language laboratories, digital learning platforms, and interactive classroom activities—to enrich engagement and build practical skills. By the third year, students earn their undergraduate degree with English and Psychology as chosen majors. They may then opt for an Honours or Honours with Research programme in either Psychology or English, enabling an informed choice of specialisation for advanced studies.
Interdisciplinary programme combining language, literature and cultural studies with behavioural sciences for a dual foundation.
Builds strong communication skills, emotional intelligence and research competencies essential for academic and professional success.
After three years, students may pursue Honours or Honours with Research in either English or Psychology for advanced specialisation.
Graduates can pursue careers in content, HR, counselling support, education, media and research across people-centred fields.
A three-year double-major pathway combining English Studies and Psychology for careers in people, communication and behavioural fields.
Programme: Bachelor of Arts in English and Psychology (Double Major)
Duration: 3 Years (Optional Honours / Honours with Research in English or Psychology)
Mode: Full-Time Undergraduate Programme
Academic Focus: Language, literature and cultural studies integrated with behavioural sciences, counselling foundations and communication skills
Practical Component: Language labs, case studies, theatre activities, workshops, research projects, counselling-related engagements and internships
Pathway: Content, HR, counselling support, education, media, research and higher studies in English or Psychology
Review the mandatory academic qualifications and minimum score criteria required for admission.
Candidates who have completed Higher Secondary (10+2 / PUC) with an aggregate of 40% or an equivalent CGPA are eligible.
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Find Programmes by InterestOutcome-based learning that builds communication, emotional intelligence and interdisciplinary competence for people-centred careers.
Advanced skills in literary interpretation, language use and critical engagement with texts across genres and contexts.
Solid understanding of emotions, identity and socio-cultural influences shaping human behaviour for applied contexts.
Confident articulation through creative writing, academic writing and effective presentations in professional settings.
Enhanced pronunciation, listening, fluency and professional communication through structured language lab training.
Research methods, ethical practices and data handling applicable to humanities and behavioural sciences.
Application of English and Psychology knowledge to real-world contexts in community, workplace and creative fields.
Understanding language, literature and human behaviour together opens pathways into communication, mental health support, education and organisational roles. A double-major programme that combines English Studies with Psychology builds both expressive and analytical strengths.
The BA English–Psychology programme integrates creativity, critical thinking and cultural literacy with a solid foundation in behavioural sciences, preparing students for diverse careers and informed specialisation at the Honours level.
Choosing this programme enables students to:
With strong communication skills, emotional intelligence and interdisciplinary knowledge, graduates are prepared for people-centred careers and advanced study in either discipline.