Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Education is a 3-year undergraduate degree that provides a strong foundation in the principles, psychology, philosophy, and practices of education. It explores how learning takes place, how teaching can be optimized, and how education impacts individuals and society.

The program prepares students to understand educational systems, policies, classroom dynamics, and developmental needs of learners. It is also an excellent stepping stone for careers in teaching, curriculum design, educational research, and administration.

Core Subjects Include:

• Foundations of Education
• Educational Psychology
• History and Philosophy of Education
• Sociology of Education
• Pedagogy and Teaching Methodologies
• Educational Technology
• Educational Evaluation and Assessment
• Child and Adolescent Development
• Comparative Education
• Environmental and Inclusive Education
• Guidance and Counseling in Education

Some programs may include internships, teaching practice, or fieldwork to give students hands-on experience.

🎓 Eligibility Criteria

• Completion of 10+2 (any stream) from a recognized board.
• Minimum 45%–50% aggregate marks (varies by institution).
• Interest in teaching, learning, and educational systems is encouraged.
• Admission is generally merit-based; some universities may conduct entrance tests or interviews.

A BA in Education opens up diverse career paths in both teaching and non-teaching educational roles:

• Primary/Secondary School Teacher (after B.Ed.)
• Education Counselor
• Curriculum Developer / Instructional Designer
• Educational Administrator
• NGO / CSR Program Officer (Education Projects)
• Childcare Center Coordinator
• EdTech Content Creator / Learning Designer
• Education Research Assistant
• Online Tutor / Subject Matter Expert

Many graduates go on to pursue B.Ed., M.A. in Education, Diplomas in Special Education, or even competitive exams like CTET, TET, or UPSC.