The regular B.Com. programme caters to students who desire to build their professional competence with specialised knowledge in the field of Commerce. It facilitates students to acquire adequate knowledge in the fields of Accounting, Finance, Taxation, Banking, Insurance, Human Resources and Marketing.
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The B.Com. Industry Integrated curriculum is designed in collaboration with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). Students study one course each semester designed by TCS. These subjects are delivered by faculty who are trained and certified by TCS. The programme aims to develop professionals to meet the industry requirements in India and abroad. Upon successful completion of the programme, TCS offers placement assistance to students depending on their performance in the interview.
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B.Com. International Finance and Accounting is an undergraduate programme in Commerce integrated with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, UK. ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is a global professional accounting body.
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The programme is designed to provide a basic understanding of Management education, train students in communication skills effectively, and inculcate entrepreneurship skills and decision-making capabilities. The programme also includes practical exposure in the form of case studies, projects, presentations, industrial visits, and interaction with experts from the industry. It facilitates students to acquire adequate knowledge in the field of Business Administration.
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The programme integrates a Bachelor’s programme in Business Administration with the globally recognised Certified Management Accountant (CMA) certification offered by the Institute of Certified Management Accountants (ICMA), the certification division of IMA, USA. The CMA programme is offered by the authorised CMA partner Miles Academy. On successful completion of the programme, students will get the BBA degree through St Joseph’s University, and the CMA certification will be awarded by ICMA on fulfilment of educational requirements and professional requirements. This unique programme is designed to familiarise students with the finance decision-making process and workings of financial markets.
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This programme is designed to provide a foundational understanding of management principles and develop entrepreneurship skills. The curriculum includes a blend of academic knowledge and practical exposure through case studies, projects, and industry interactions to prepare students for roles in business, entrepreneurship, or further education.
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This programme focuses on knowledge of the basics of computer applications and software development. The vision of the Department is to ensure that our students have a deep and analytical understanding of the field and to enable them to use their immense potential to enhance the quality of human life by contributing to the field of technology, preparing them for their career in the industry, and to the needs of society with ethical responsibilities.
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The curriculum is designed to meet the present industry requirements and demands, making it a popular choice for students because of the high possibilities of job opportunities. Fuelled by Big Data, AI, IOT, and demand for Data Science skills is exponentially growing. The programme aims to equip the students with statistical tools and concepts that help in decision-making. The emphasis is on their applications in business environments.
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The disciplines of Optional English and Journalism focus on English language mechanics, emphasising writing and speaking skills. Journalism prepares students to report and analyse significant news events for various media outlets, while Optional English enhances literary knowledge and develops writing, communication, and critical thinking skills. The programme also highlights Psychology as a valuable source of media content, relevant to high-profile news and publications.
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Theatre Studies was introduced in 2019 as one of three majors in a BA course, alongside Optional English and Psychology. The programme emphasises collaboration between the English department and theatre practitioners, providing foundational knowledge in grammar and literature while supporting diverse student backgrounds. It balances rigorous academic study with practical training in performance and production, focusing on psychological processes essential to theatrical acting, such as cognition, perception, empathy, and identity.
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The programme primarily comprises both qualitative and quantitative methodologies within the realm of Social Science. It entails a comprehensive examination of key factors that contribute to enhancing an organisation’s overall profitability through various strategies and techniques. Furthermore, it is important to acknowledge the interdependence of Economics and Sociology in their study, as societal dynamics are significantly influenced by economic conditions, while economic activities are predominantly shaped by the surrounding social environment.
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This programme integrates a comprehensive chronological account of historical events and developments with significant facts that have influenced the nature and operation of state systems and the governance structures of various nations. The economics curriculum is designed to equip candidates for rewarding careers in accounting, retail, sales, finance, and taxation across the public, business, and industrial sectors. Students receive training in analysing financial market fluctuations, conducting independent research, interpreting complex statistical data, addressing social issues, and specialising in both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies and inquiries.
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Communicative English addresses the technical aspects of language for individuals possessing solid foundational knowledge. The Political Science component examines national and global institutions and diverse political ideologies. The Economics course equips candidates for careers in accounting, finance, and related fields, highlighting the importance of market analysis, research competencies, and the application of both qualitative and quantitative methodologies.
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The programme integrates the study of economic factors, societal structures, and political systems. Economics and sociology are intrinsically linked, as the study of society is significantly shaped by economic factors, while economic activities are largely influenced by the societal context. This relationship allows for a comprehensive examination of the mechanisms that govern societal functioning, investigating the catalysts of economic growth, the root causes of unemployment, and the elements that contribute to individual happiness.
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This programme integrates various social sciences that examine human behaviour, social patterns, and structures. It investigates the intricate relationships among these distinct aspects of human society, emphasising their unique characteristics, areas of intersection, and the importance of their contributions to our comprehension of the social world. Furthermore, it combines the chronological account of historical events and developments with the facts that have influenced the nature and functioning of state systems and governments across different nations. Sociologists frequently draw upon historical context to elucidate social changes, developments, and the evolving dynamics of society over time; thus, the course underscores the significant interplay between these two domains.
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This programme offers a holistic overview of the news and media industry, focusing on the implementation and analysis of various governmental policies aimed at promoting public welfare and social security. It also examines the political and societal dynamics influencing international change. The Departments are committed to training students alongside industry professionals, empowering them to redefine the domains of media and international relations.
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This programme brings together future journalists and sociological researchers who both study society and write or film reports about their findings. While journalism focuses on daily newsworthy topics and may follow hourly and weekly developments, sociology helps students go further and take the long-term view of significant social events and the sociological impact of single events. Political science establishes laws that significantly impact the welfare of the population. Sociology serves as a source of data and provides the foundational basis for these laws and policies. The relationship between sociology and political science is dynamic and mutually beneficial. Although they originated as separate disciplines, they have since evolved to complement one another in the analysis of complex social and political phenomena. Political journalism represents a comprehensive domain of journalism that encompasses the coverage of all facets of politics and political science.
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Psychological concepts have historically influenced the development of economic theories. The field of psychology offers essential insights that significantly enhance journalistic practices, ranging from the formulation of compelling narratives to considerations of ethical reporting. The incorporation of psychological principles into journalism facilitates the creation of content that is not only informative but also attuned to the needs and perspectives of the audience. The programme leverages the intrinsic connection between Psychology and media, highlighting that Psychology serves as a prolific source of material for various media platforms. Many of the most prominent and newsworthy items pertain to psychological concepts. Additionally, the discipline significantly influences a wide array of media content across newspapers, magazines, and digital publications.
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The Bachelor of Arts in Visual Communication (B.V.C.) programme equips students to become content creators who work with audiences across various platforms, including websites, television, visual media, and print. Students who pursue this programme develop skills in various aspects of the visual medium, including photography, film, sound, design fundamentals, digital media design, technical communication, drawing techniques, visual literacy, design history, web design, colour management, and branding. There are plenty of job opportunities available to students who complete their Visual Communication degree. Most students of Visual Communication find employment in the advertising, photography, fashion, design, publication, and marketing Industries.
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Bachelor of Vocation Digital Media and Animation (DMA) is a three-year vocational degree programme that trains and equips students to be animators and designers of games, immersive media technologies, and digital and traditional art. The students get exposure to the best hands in academia and the industry, and hone their skills in accordance with the needs of the industry by the time they graduate. A semester-long internship programme is a highlight of the experiential learning method followed in the pedagogical approach. The students are introduced to various techniques and technologies related to Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Character Design, 2D and 3D Animation, etc. The industry connections, state-of-the-art laboratory facilities, and experienced faculty give the students an opportunity to interact with the best and the latest technologies and ideas, while various festivals give the students a chance to experiment with and showcase their creativity.
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The Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc.) Visual Media and Filmmaking (VMF) is a three-year comprehensive degree programme that lays a foundation for all aspects of filmmaking for the student. Blended with a modern and updated pedagogical approach to the teaching-learning process, the programme provides a congruence between students, holistic development and industry suitability. The programme has state-of-the-art film studios, rich internships, film clubs, film festivals, workshops, hands-on training and master classes.
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The Bachelor of Social Work programme is a comprehensive three-year undergraduate programme designed to build a strong foundation in social work principles, practice, and ethics.
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Biotechnology uses biology to solve problems and make useful products. This programme has been formulated. It is the integrated use of Biochemistry and other sciences. The Department of Biochemistry has designed the syllabus of the course keeping in mind the subject, the job potential and the future of the students who graduate in the subject. Engaging in the study of Biology enhances our understanding of its interdisciplinary connections with other fields of study. The Department of Biotechnology has a robust curriculum with well-designed practical sessions to complement theoretical concepts. The students are encouraged to conduct independent experiments, which instil research/ inquiry acumen early in the learning process.
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The Department of Biochemistry has designed the syllabus of the course keeping in mind the subject, the job potential and the future of the students who graduate in the subject. The Department of Biotechnology has a robust curriculum with well-designed practical sessions to complement theoretical concepts. The students are encouraged to conduct independent experiments, which instil research/ inquiry acumen early in the learning process. The Faculty of Zoology unites the disciplines of General Zoology, Cell Biology and Genetics, Human Anatomy- Physiology, Developmental Biology, Ecology, Ethology and Evolutionary Biology.
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Biochemistry, MicrobiologyThe Department of Biochemistry has designed the syllabus of the course keeping in mind the subject, the job potential and the future of the students who graduate in the subject. The Department of Microbiology intends to inculcate in the students the interest to explore the world of Microbiology and contribute to the rapidly expanding field. The Faculty of Zoology unites the disciplines of General Zoology, Cell Biology and Genetics, Human Anatomy- Physiology, Developmental Biology, Ecology, Ethology and Evolutionary Biology.
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The Department of Biochemistry has designed the syllabus of the course keeping in mind the subject, the job potential and the future of the students who graduate in the subject. Engaging in the study of Biology enhances our understanding of its interdisciplinary connections with other fields of study. The Department of Microbiology intends to inculcate in the students the interest to explore the world of Microbiology and contribute to the rapidly expanding field.
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The programme combines plant science, life's chemical processes, and modern genetic and molecular techniques. The curriculum includes core courses in each field, along with practical laboratory experience, preparing students for careers in industries like pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and food science, or for postgraduate studies in related life sciences.
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Studying Chemistry, Environmental Science, and Biology is significant for understanding the world and addressing global challenges, as they offer complementary knowledge for fields like medicine, technology, and environmental management. Chemistry explains matter and its reactions, Environmental Science focuses on ecological systems and sustainability, and Biology explores life's processes and interactions. Together, these fields provide the foundational science needed for everything from developing new medicines to mitigating climate change and ensuring sustainable resource use.
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The programme provides knowledge of all living forms, enabling careers in research, conservation, and addressing environmental challenges like climate change and biodiversity loss. These degrees offer a foundation for careers in a wide range of fields, from agriculture and pharmaceuticals to environmental management and animal welfare, preparing graduates for roles in both the public and private sectors. A combined study of these three disciplines is particularly valuable, as it offers a holistic understanding of how different organisms and their environments interact, leading to more comprehensive solutions for sustainability.
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The programme is significant because it provides an interdisciplinary foundation for a wide range of careers in healthcare, research, environmental science, and industry. This combination of fields is crucial for addressing global challenges like disease, climate change, and food safety, while also offering opportunities for advanced studies and specialisation in areas like biotechnology.
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Studying Chemistry, Zoology, and Biotechnology together provides a strong, interdisciplinary foundation for understanding life sciences from the molecular to the organismal level, offering diverse career paths in research, medicine, and industry. It prepares students for careers in research, healthcare, environmental conservation, and the pharmaceutical industries. Graduates can also pursue higher studies or work in fields like bioinformatics, genetic counselling, and wildlife conservation.
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The programme provides a strong, interdisciplinary foundation essential for modern scientific fields. The combined knowledge allows for a holistic understanding of life at molecular, cellular, and organismal levels, opening diverse career pathways in research, healthcare, and industry.
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The programme provides a strong, interdisciplinary foundation essential for modern applied sciences. This combination integrates the fundamental principles of chemical processes with the study and application of living organisms and biological systems, opening diverse career pathways.
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The programme provides a strong, interdisciplinary foundation in the natural and life sciences, allowing students to understand the biological world from both macro and molecular perspectives. This combination fosters a holistic understanding of ecosystems, biological processes, and the underlying chemical principles, making it a versatile degree with diverse career paths.
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This programme has been one of the most popular courses in the School of Physical Sciences over the past few years. It trains students in statistics and computer science, together with the necessary mathematical background. Statistical science uses maths as one of its primary and fundamental tools, and mathematical statistics refers specifically to the rigorous application of mathematical principles to the collection, interpretation, and presentation of data. The integration of statistics and computer science has created a wealth of new opportunities for professionals in this field.
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For physicists, maths is a tool used to answer questions. For mathematicians, physics can be a source of inspiration, with theoretical concepts such as general relativity and quantum theory providing an impetus for mathematicians to develop new tools. Over the last nine decades, the Department of Physics has scaled new heights in setting standards of education by promoting scientific temperament and kindling curiosity in physics among students. The Department of Maths initiates students to the power of abstraction, to enjoy and create patterns and explore relationships that underlie mathematical structures. The Department of Computer Science gives you insights into the world of computers, their applications and languages.
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The Department of Economics is committed to generating interest in the discipline of Economics among students by imparting sound theoretical knowledge and developing quantitative skills to analyse economic behaviour. The Department of Statistics is committed to equipping students to become practising Statisticians by providing them with a platform to analyse real-life data, draw conclusions, and support conclusions by explaining the reasoning behind them. The Department of Maths initiates students to the power of abstraction, to enjoy and create patterns and explore relationships that underlie mathematical structures.
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For physicists, maths is a tool used to answer questions. For mathematicians, physics can be a source of inspiration, with theoretical concepts such as general relativity and quantum theory providing an impetus for mathematicians to develop new tools. Over the last nine decades, the Department of Physics has scaled new heights in setting standards of education by promoting scientific temperament and kindling curiosity in physics among students. The Department of Maths initiates students to the power of abstraction, to enjoy and create patterns and explore relationships that underlie mathematical structures. The Department of Electronics wishes to help students expand the horizons of their understanding concerning the revolutionary contribution of Electronics to human well-being and also to facilitate the actualisation of their rich potential for unique contributions to life-enhancing technology.
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This programme provides a strong foundation in the sciences, develops advanced analytical and problem-solving skills, and leads to diverse career opportunities in fields like research, technology, education, and healthcare. It prepares students for both specialised roles within science and for broader career paths by fostering critical thinking and adaptability through theoretical knowledge and hands-on lab work.
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Analytical chemistry is dedicated to developing methods to measure and identify substances in a sample accurately. It offers a broader range of applications across industries like pharmaceuticals, food, and environmental science. The focus is on the development and application of techniques to analyse the composition of a sample, including chromatography, spectroscopy, electrophoresis, and other separation methods to quantify and identify substances. Students will develop expertise in instrumentation, data analysis, statistical methods, sample preparation, and validation procedures. Analytical chemistry may also be seen as more practical and versatile in terms of job opportunities.
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Organic chemistry focuses on the structure and reactions of organic compounds. It deep dives into the structure, properties, and reactions of organic molecules, including the synthesis of new compounds, reaction mechanisms, and understanding of natural products. It can be considered more complex conceptually. It primarily focuses on research and development in pharmaceutical companies, materials science, and chemical synthesis, often leading to roles in drug discovery or designing new materials. Students will develop skill sets such as a strong understanding of organic reaction mechanisms, synthetic strategies, molecular structure, and spectroscopy.
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The M.Sc. Counselling Psychology programme is designed to offer in-depth knowledge of psychological, mental health, and human developmental principles. Skills like patience, discipline, listening, and logical analysis are the main focus of the programme. Additional skills like problem-solving, critical thinking, analytical thinking, and logical skills are enhanced through this programme.
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The M.Sc. Biotechnology programme was initiated in the academic year 2021-22. The programme gives a comprehensive overview of foundational concepts in Biotechnology while also introducing students to recent advances in fields including, but not limited to, Genetic Engineering, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, Multiomics and Synthetic Biology, Industrial Biotechnology, Plant and Animal Biotechnology, Nanobiotechnology, Medical Biotechnology, and Next-Generation Therapeutics. Laboratory sessions for each paper are fashioned using research-based pedagogical approaches and equip students with the skill of employing a variety of scientific techniques and analytical tools to frame and answer a research question. The curriculum also gives students grounding in reading and analysing scientific literature, writing research proposals, science communication, and entrepreneurship in life sciences. The final semester is set aside for undertaking a research project or industry internship to allow students to experience the rigours of academic research/career in the life sciences industry.
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This programme covers an extensive range of disciplines in the study of plants, fungi, and algae including growth, structure, properties, and biochemical processes. During this programme, students are given a complete idea about the entire plant kingdom and plant physiology, along with some additional topics related to genetics and biotechnology, cell biology, microbiology, and ecology.
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The programme will equip current and future thought leaders and decision-makers with the rigorous academic knowledge and applied skills needed to develop a deeper understanding of applications in the environmental sector and to implement environmentally sustainable solutions.
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This programme enables you to develop the foods of the future with a focus on taste, health, sustainability, food quality and food safety. The Department of Food Science and Technology is open to continuous ideas in research and establishing an environment to make the best use of the knowledge of foods and food products, and minimise wastage.
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The programme combines the concepts of biology and chemistry to understand living things and their relationship with the ecosystem. The programme covers the study of microorganisms and their effect on human life, covering different aspects of the programme, including biostatistics, immunology, virology, etc.
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The programme dives deep into the biology, behaviour, and structure of animals. The programme is intricately designed to provide you with an in-depth knowledge of the fundamental concepts in the core areas of Zoology. It also deals with advanced concepts of zoology and its relevance to the human world.
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The MSc programme in Mathematics is meticulously designed to impart essential knowledge in Mathematics with opportunities for specialisation in all major areas of pure and applied mathematics, as well as pursuing academic/industrial careers. The teaching methodology (which focuses on the “why” rather than the “what”), adopted by faculty, is devised to instil a lifelong learning attitude among students, to adopt new skills and techniques that will help overcome the problems that evolve with changing times.
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The Postgraduate Physics programme was initiated by the Department in 2010 to promote higher studies and research in Physics. The section started with very moderate grants and a humble number of twenty students. The Postgraduate section has now grown to include sixty students. The programme attempts to provide Physics skills to students by way of providing a ground for the application of concepts. There is a very active forum engaged in the discussion of Physics, strengthened by various visiting experts giving small discourses in their fields of specialisation.
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The aim of the programme is to foster an interest in theoretical and applied Statistics and equip students for work as professional statisticians. It provides intensive training in Statistics applicable to the social sciences, economics and finance. The Department of Statistics is committed to equipping students to become practising statisticians by providing them with a platform to analyse real-life data, draw conclusions, and support conclusions by explaining the reasoning behind them.
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The focus areas of this programme are mathematical foundation, statistical, and machine learning theories for analytics, engineering aspects of analysing huge volumes of data and application of analytics in functional areas.
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MSc Computer Science is a two-year postgraduate programme provisioning to a group of candidates drawn to probe deeper into the realm of computer science. It aims to prepare young professionals for challenging business opportunities in the IT sector. This programme aims to develop advanced programming skills and strategies to solve various logical challenges using different programming languages. It focuses on developing software and networking-based skills. The vision of the Department is to ensure that our students have a deep and analytical understanding of the field and to enable them to use their immense potential to enhance the quality of human life by contributing to the field of technology, preparing them for their career in the industry, and to the needs of society with ethical responsibilities.
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The programme provides an in-depth understanding of life on a molecular scale, equipping graduates with advanced skills for diverse and impactful careers in healthcare, research, biotechnology, and other vital industries. Chemical processes are explored within living organisms through core theoretical modules, practical laboratory sessions, and a research project. Eligibility typically requires a Bachelor's degree in a relevant life science field like Biochemistry, Chemistry, or Biology, with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Admission is often based on merit or performance in university or national entrance exams, such as the CUET PG.
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The programme combines two rapidly evolving fields to train professionals for roles that require both expertise in protecting systems from threats and in leveraging AI for security purposes. The curriculum includes both AI-focused modules like machine learning and data analytics, and cybersecurity modules such as network security, cryptography, and digital forensics. This combination allows graduates to address the interplay between the two areas, including how AI can be used for security and how to secure AI systems themselves.
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M.Com. deals with commerce, accounting, management, and economics. The programme opens career opportunities in the corporate and finance sectors. It offers specialisation in various sectors. The programme is considered an entry point for professions like chartered accountancy, company secretary, cost and work accountancy, and insurance and banking services. M.Com. is a very versatile programme and gives students the opportunity to choose their careers in various fields.
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The M.A. Economics programme was started in the year 2006. It offers important papers necessary for employment or for pursuing research. The programme has a high level of quantitative dimension in teaching the subject. It deals with various topics in Economics, including finance, investment banking, accounting, management, and the latest principles of economic theory. It gives students a deep insight into the sectors of finance and management, and develops their skills, enabling them to face any challenge in the public sector industry of business. The “Oikonomika” association for postgraduate students of economics organises various activities each year to engage students in different academic activities. From traditional subjects in Economics, such as History of Economic Thought, to theoretical subjects and to evolving subjects like Institutional Economics, the curriculum provides opportunities to delve into the myriad and complex nature of economics.
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In British Literature, the student will read texts from Old, Middle and Modern English and thus encounter Beowulf, Chaucer, Shakespeare, Aphra Behn, Donne, Milton, Wordsworth, Eliot, Auden, Virginia Woolf, Carol Ann Duffy, Zadie Smith and Daljit Nagra over four semesters.
Indian Literatures justifies its plural title by traversing the several different conversations that we know by names such as Indian Writing in English, Modern Indian Literatures in Translation, Dalit and Bahujan Writing, Indigenous Narratives, and Minority Literatures in India. Contemporary debates and issues will be discussed extensively.
English Studies will take the learner on a sojourn through the notions of literary criticism and literary theory, while offering conversations about aesthetics, gender, exclusion, canon-formation, decolonisation, and popular culture.
Electives are offered in Linguistics and World Literature a. Those doing Linguistics will first finish a two-semester course in General Linguistics before taking up papers in Sociolinguistics, and Stylistic Analysis. World Literature students will read fiction and poetry from several regions, starting with Europe, the Americas, Africa and the Caribbean, and culminating in South and East Asia.
MA students will also receive training in Creative Writing and Theatre Skills over the two years of the programme. Course Experience :The student will write a research paper every semester, participate in public communication exercises, learn to work with new research tools and approaches, publish and present their research/ creative work, and undertake translation projects in addition to putting together festivals of literature and film and organising national and international conferences.
Writers who have interacted with our students over the last few years include Mridula Koshy, Nisha Susan, C.K. Meena, Anjum Hasan, Perumal Murugan, Ramachandra Guha, Amandeep Sandhu, Vasudhendra, Sukirtharani, Sujatha Gidla, and Joe Sacco.
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The M.A. in Political Science programme focuses on political theory, institutions, and contemporary challenges. Eligibility typically requires a bachelor's degree with a minimum of 60% marks for general category students (or 50% in Political Science), with slightly lower requirements for reserved categories. The programme is designed to develop critical thinking and analytical skills to engage with local, national, and global political issues.
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MA Advertising and Public Relations is a two-year, industry-driven, intensive programme offering a wide range of courses specific to the requirements of the Advertising and Public Relations industry. The programme is taught by industry experts and veterans in the field. Informed by the latest pedagogical practices of discussions, case studies, and practical assignments, this programme aims to develop a holistic environment for students to inculcate best industry practices.
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MA Journalism and Mass Communication (MA - MCJ) is a two-year intensive programme offering THREE SPECIALISATIONS (from the 2024 batch): i) Advertising and PR/ Corporate Communications, ii) Multimedia Journalism, Content Production, and design, and iii) Visual Storytelling on Film and Television platforms, including digital. This specialising programme offers a wide range of courses in the Mass Communication domain. The programme offers a myriad of options for career choices in the field. Underpinned by the latest pedagogical practices of discussions, industry interactions, and research, this programme aims to develop a holistic environment for students to inculcate the best industry and academic practices and be equipped with suitable career opportunities.
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MSW - CD : The MSW Community Development programme is aimed at training students to become high-quality professionals who can take up leadership positions in the development, health and welfare sectors. The programme offers an integrated curriculum, which weaves together classroom and field experiences. The Department is committed to the pursuit of social work campaigns to improve the quality of life of the downtrodden.
MSW - HRM : This programme prepares the students to build careers in the HR departments of industries, hospitals, NGOs and other organisations. The programme offers an integrated curriculum, which weaves together classroom and field experiences. The Department is committed to the pursuit of social work campaigns to improve the quality of life of the downtrodden.
MSW - Medical & Psychiatry : Medical and Psychiatry (M&P): The programme provides knowledge, values and skills to students to become successful social workers with specialisation in Medical and Psychiatry. Psychiatry involves the study, diagnosis and treatment of mental health disorders. The programme offers an integrated curriculum, which weaves together classroom and field experiences. The Department is committed to the pursuit of social work campaigns to improve the quality of life of the downtrodden.
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To keep up with the latest developments and needs of the IT industry, the University provides a comprehensive syllabus for various subjects, including Cloud Computing, Database Design, Advanced Data Structures, Web Applications Development, Mobile Applications Development, and Data Mining and Deep Learning, Big Data Analytics, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Blockchain Technology, and AI, which are all part of the two-year MCA programme. This programme comprises three semesters of coursework and an internship in the industry. Located in Bangalore with 143 years of experience in education and extensive industry contacts, St Joseph’s University will help place students in top-tier companies. Additionally, the Department will provide regular training in aptitude tests, technical tests, and soft skills training to prepare aspiring software professionals to be industry-ready.
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