BA - Bachelor of Arts in Defence and Strategic Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Defence and Strategic Studies is a three-year undergraduate degree divided into six semesters, focusing on various aspects of national defence and security. The program covers key fields such as Geopolitics and Military Geography, Science and Technology, Defence Economics, Conflict Management and Resolution, International Law, International Relations, Area Studies, and Nuclear Policies.

This degree aims to enhance military education while fostering public awareness of national security concerns, addressing both domestic and strategic issues crucial to a nation's defence interests. With a team of four dedicated faculty members, the department is enriched by strong subject expertise and a commitment to academic excellence. The curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with practical training, preparing students for careers in defence, policy-making, intelligence, and international relations.

To generate an adequate knowledge base in defence studies by providing quality education that reflects its relationship with society and culture, ultimately contributing to national security and global peace.

  • To impart knowledge and develop an aptitude oriented towards understanding the dynamics of war and peace.
  • To mobilize public opinion in favour of national security requirements.
  • To create security consciousness among students, equipping them to address contemporary challenges.
  • To provide mature guidance regarding security problems and prospects.
  • To assist candidates in preparing for central and state service examinations, fostering a new generation of informed leaders.
  • The department emphasizes a holistic educational approach, combining theoretical knowledge with practical training, including physical fitness, self-defence, and personality development.
  • It offers specialized training for written tests alongside comprehensive courses in international relations, defence economics, and military geography.
  • The integration of field practice and group discussions enhances students' understanding of real-world applications of their studies.
  • Collaboration with retired military personnel for training and mentorship provides students with invaluable insights into defence strategies and national security.
Mr. P. Prasanth, NET

Mr. P. Prasanth, NET

Assistant Professor & Head