Here’s something that still annoys me \u2014 the way people treat Arts like a fallback option. Like you only end up there because Maths didn’t work out. Meanwhile, half the highest-paying, most respected careers out there \u2014 lawyers, journalists, psychologists, designers \u2014 all started with an Arts degree. So no, the stream isn’t the problem. Picking the wrong course for yourself is. Let’s look at a few that actually make sense.<\/span><\/p>\n There\u2019s that friend in your life who always has something to say, has the 20-20 vision for spotting things other people miss, and who can\u2019t ever seem to get over talking about all that stuff that\u2019s happening in the world today? This course is for him\/her. You\u2019ll be reporting, you\u2019ll be editing, you\u2019ll be shooting on film – the lot! In fairness, nowadays I don\u2019t think it\u2019s actually in news channels anymore; now every business with a presence on instagram requires people who can actually put pen to paper.<\/span><\/p>\n Five years is a long time; no point pretending otherwise. But this program folds your BA and law degree into one stretch instead of making you do them separately. The reading is heavy, the competition is real, and it’s not for someone looking for an easy ride. That said, corporate law and litigation pay off big once you’ve got a few years under your belt.<\/span><\/p>\n After it became OK to discuss mental health issues, schools experienced a rush of demand for counsellors and psychologists. This degree covers actual behavioural science \u2013 why we act the way we do. If you are concerned about schools, hospital administration, HR, etc., this is a degree you must consider, as it slips subtly into nearly every kind of workplace.<\/span><\/p>\n If your notebook margins are covered in doodles instead of notes, maybe stop fighting it. BFA turns that into painting, animation, design \u2014 real career paths, not just a hobby. Gaming companies and ad agencies are hungry for creative people right now. And formal training does give you an edge over someone who just picked up a tablet and figured it out alone.<\/span><\/p>\nBA in Journalism and Mass Communication<\/b><\/h2>\n
BA LLB (Integrated Law Program)<\/b><\/h2>\n
BA in Psychology<\/b><\/h2>\n
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)<\/b><\/h2>\n
BA in Economics<\/b><\/h2>\n