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OPPORTUNITIES

Tourism Department

  • Reservation and Counter Staff.
  • Sales and Marketing Staff.
  • Tour Planner and Tour Guides (Regional and State Level Guides)
  • Information Consultant
  • Travel Consultan

Airlines

  • Ground Staff – Booking, Reservation and Counter Staff, Airline Security.
  • In Flight Staff – Air hostesses /Stewards
  • Airline Lounge Executive.

Hotels

  • Front Office
  • Food & Beverage Services
  • Housekeeping
  • Accounting
  • Maintenance
  • Sales and Marketing
  • Public Relations

Travel Agency

  • Tour Operators
  • Guide & Escorts
  • Travel Consultant
  • Operations Manager
  • Sales and Marketing Consultant
  • Ticketing Executive (Airways/Cruise/Railways/Roadways)
  • Forex Management
  • Event Coordinator
  • Visa Assistance Service

Transportation

Apart from Airline travelers require Rail Services/Car/Bus/Caravan rental services. Allied Sectors: Other than the above mentioned career options the Tourism Industry makes room for a wide spectrum of career opportunities in academia research, banking, finance and civil services.

Career Paths: BA in Economics

Finance: Financial analyst, investment analyst, financial advisor, banking roles, and actuarial science.

  • Government & Public Sector: Policy analyst, economic advisor, research officer in government departments.
  • Research & Analysis: Market researcher, data analyst, economic researcher, business analyst.
  • Consulting: Business consultant, economic consultant.
  • Academia: Teacher, professor, researcher in economics departments.

Career Paths: BA in History

  • Education: Teaching at various levels (primary, secondary, higher education).
  • Research: Working as a historian, archivist, or researcher in government, academic, or private institutions.
  • Museums and Heritage: Working as a curator, conservator, or in other roles within museums and historical sites.
  • Media and Communication: Journalism, public relations, content writing, and other roles in media organizations.
  • Government and Public Service: Civil service, political consulting, policy analysis, and other government positions.
  • Law and Legal Fields: Paralegal work, legal research, and other roles that require strong analytical and research skills.
  • Business and Entrepreneurship: Positions in marketing, market research, and other roles that require analytical skills and a strong understanding of social and economic trends

Career Paths: BA in English Literarure

  • Teaching: Graduates can pursue teaching positions in schools, colleges, or universities. 
  • Academia: They can work as professors or lecturers, conducting research and teaching.
  • Media and Journalism: Opportunities exist in print, broadcast, and online media, including roles as journalists, editors, and content writers.
  • Content Writing and Digital Marketing: The ability to write persuasively and effectively is highly valued in these fields.
  • Public Relations (PR): Graduates can work in PR, crafting compelling narratives for companies and clients.
  • Writing and Publishing: Careers as authors, editors, and literary agents are also possible.
  • Law: The strong analytical and communication skills gained can be applied in legal fields.
  • Government and PSUs: BA English Literature graduates can find jobs in government agencies and public sector undertakings.
  • Other fields: Opportunities also exist in fields like translation, interpretation, and even creative writing.

Career Paths: BA Sociology

  • Social Work: BA Sociology graduates can work as social workers, counsellors, and community service officers, assisting individuals and communities facing various challenges.
  • Research: The analytical and critical thinking skills developed through sociology are valuable for research positions in academia, government, and non-profit organizations.
  • Policy Analysis: Understanding social structures and inequalities allows graduates to contribute to policy development and implementation in areas like public health, social justice, and urban planning.
  • Human Resources: Sociology graduates can work in HR roles, understanding employee dynamics, diversity, and inclusion.
  • Education: A BA in Sociology can be a stepping stone to careers in teaching, especially in subjects related to social sciences or social studies.
  • Non-profit Sector: Many non-profit organizations rely on sociology graduates for their understanding of social issues and their ability to design and implement programs to address them.
  • Other Fields: Sociology also provides a strong foundation for careers in journalism, public administration, law, and criminal justice.

Career Paths with a BA in Psychology:

  • Counselling and Therapy: Roles like counseling psychologist, mental health counsellor, and rehabilitation counsellor are common, often requiring a master degree for licensure but a BA can be a stepping stone.
  • Education: School psychologists, teachers, and educational specialists can leverage their psychology knowledge to support student learning and well-being.
  • Human Resources: Psychology skills are valuable in recruiting, training, and managing employees, making HR specialists a potential career path.
  • Research: A BA can lead to research assistant roles in psychology labs or other research institutions, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in the field.
  • Social Work: Social workers utilize their understanding of human behavior to help individuals and communities facing various challenges.
  • Other Fields: BA in psychology can also lead to roles in market research, sales, and various other fields where understanding human behavior and decision-making is advantageous.

Career Paths with a BA in Political Science :

  • Government and Public Sector:
  • Civil Services: A popular path for political science graduates, allowing them to work in various government departments and agencies.
  • Public Administration: Roles focused on managing government operations and implementing policies.
  • Policy Analysis: Analyzing government policies and making recommendations for improvements.
  • Legislative Aides: Providing support to elected officials and working on policy-related issues.  Research and Academia:
  • Political Scientist: Conducting research on political systems, behavior, and policy.
  • Think Tanks and NGOs: Working on research and advocacy for specific policy issues.
  • Teaching: Teaching political science at various levels, from high school to university.  Media and Communication:
  • Journalism: Reporting on political events and issues.
  • Political Consulting: Advise candidates and political parties on strategy and
    messaging.
  • Public Relations: Managing the public image of organizations and individuals.