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INTRODUCTION:
The P. G. Center of Master of Arts was established in the year 2019, with the affiliated to Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University, Bhavnagar. The strength of the P. G. Center is its unwavering focus on social and personal development specifically on the development of the girls by providing them proper support and opportunities with expert guidance. The Master of Arts (MA) Course contains four departments in it,
Psychology Department,
Sociology Department,
Gujarati Department and
English Department.
All departments contain their own activity and teaching objectives. MA department organises various events and festive celebrations under the teams of particular staff members
OBJECTIVES:
To make students aware of the values and norms of society.
To promote teaching and research studies in disciplines of societal relevance.
To provide proper environment for the development of the students.
To make available innumerable opportunities for students’ personal development.
To provide proper environment for the development of the students.
To make them aware for career planning and better life
DURATION:
2 Years Full time course (4 semesters)
ELIGIBILITY:
Any students completed Bachelor of Arts in respective subject from M.K.B.U. or equivalent can apply. Minimum standard for admission is as per M.K.B.U. admission rules.
Fee Structure
| Semester Fees | |
| Semester 1 and 2 | Rs. 7,500 per Semester |
| Semester 3 and 4 | Rs. 7,500 per Semester |
BRIEF CONTENT:
| M. A. (Psychology) | |
| M. A. Semester – 1 | |
| Paper No. 1 | – Compulsory Experimental Psychology Theory |
| Paper No. 2 | – Compulsory Research Methodology |
| Paper No. 3 | – Compulsory Psychological Testing |
| Paper No. 4A | – Option Health Psychology-I |
| Paper No. 4B | – Option Psychopathology-I |
| M. A. Semester – 2 | |
| Paper No. 5 | – Compulsory Experiment in Psychology |
| Paper No. 6 | – Compulsory Statistics in Psychology |
| Paper No. 7 | – Compulsory Advance Counseling Psychology |
| Paper No. 8A | – Option Health Psychology-II |
| Paper No. 8B | – Option Psychopathology-II |
| M. A. Semester – 3 | |
| Paper No. 9 | – Compulsory Stress Management |
| Paper No. 10 | – Compulsory Psycho-diagnostic Methods |
| Paper No. 11 | – Compulsory Psychology of Emotion-I |
| Paper No. 12A | – Option Neuro Psychology-I |
| Paper No. 12B | – Option Dissertation |
| M. A. Semester – 4 | |
| Paper No. 13 | – Compulsory Developmental Psychology |
| Paper No. 14 | – Compulsory Personality Theories |
| Paper No, 15 | – Compulsory Emotion Psychology II |
| Paper No. 16A | – Option Neuro Psychology-II |
| Paper No. 16B | – Option Advanced Social Psychology |
| M. A. (Sociology) | |
| M. A. Semester – 1 | |
| Paper No. 1 | – Compulsory Classical Sociological Tradition |
| Paper No. 2 | – Compulsory Research Methodology |
| Paper No. 3 | – Compulsory Sociology of Change and Development |
| Paper No. 4A | – Option Environment and Society ( Elective) |
| Paper No. 4B | – Option Education and Society (Optional) |
| M. A. Semester – 2 | |
| Paper No. 5 | – Compulsory Methods and Techniques in Social Research |
| Paper No. 6 | – Compulsory Theoretical Perspectives in Sociology |
| Paper No. 7 | – Compulsory Rural Society In India |
| Paper No. 8A | – Option Sociology of Disasters |
| Paper No. 8B | – Option Criminology |
| M. A. Semester – 3 | |
| Paper No. 9 | – Compulsory Sociology of Indian Society |
| Paper No. 10 | – Compulsory Gender and Society |
| Paper No. 11 | – Compulsory Sociology of Family And Counselling |
| Paper No. 12A | – Option Social Movements In India |
| Paper No. 12B | – Option Sociology of Religion |
| M. A. Semester – 4 | |
| Paper No. 13 | – Compulsory Perspectives on Indian Society |
| Paper No. 14 | – Compulsory Urban Sociology |
| Paper No. 15 | – Compulsory Sociology of Health |
| Paper No. 16A | – Option Industry And Society In India |
| Paper No. 16B | – Option Sociology of Demography |
| M. A. (English) | |
| M.A. Semester – 1 | |
| Paper No. 1 | – Compulsory The Renaissance Literature |
| Paper No. 2 | – Compulsory The Neo-Classical Literature |
| Paper No. 3 | – Compulsory Literary Theory & Criticism – Western Poetics -1 |
| Paper No. 4 A | – Option Indian Writing in English (Pre-Independence) |
| Paper No. 4 B | – Option A Study of the Genre – Tragedy |
| Paper No. 4 C | – Option The Translation Studies |
| M.A. Semester – 2 | |
| Paper No. 5 | – Compulsory The Romantic Literature |
| Paper No. 6 | – Compulsory The Victorian Literature |
| Paper No. 7 | – Compulsory Literary Theory & Criticism-2 (20th Cen. Western and Indian Poetics) |
| Paper No. 8A | – Option Indian Writing in English (Post-Independence) |
| Paper No. 8B | – Option The Comparative Literature |
| Paper No. 8C | – Option The Cultural Studies |
| M.A. Semester – 3 | |
| Paper No. 9 | – Compulsory The Modernist English Literature |
| Paper No. 10 | – Compulsory The American Literature |
| Paper No. 11 | – Compulsory The Post-Colonial Literature |
| Paper No. 12A | – Option English Language Teaching-1 |
| Paper No. 12B | – Option The Canadian Literature |
| Paper No. 12 C | – Option A Study of the Genre – Novel |
| Paper No. 12D | – Option Research Methodology |
| M. A. Semester – 4 | |
| Paper No. 13 | – Compulsory The New Literatures |
| Paper No. 14 | – Compulsory The African Literature |
| Paper No. 15 | – Compulsory Mass Communication and Media Studies |
| Paper No. 16 A | – Option English Language Teaching -2 |
| Paper No. 16 B | – Option A Study of an Author – Thomas Hardy |
| Paper No. 16 C | – Option A Study of an Author- R.K. Narayan |
| Paper No. 16 D | – Option A Study of an Author – Kamala Das |
Coordinator
Dr. Aplesh koter