Where
creativity
meets critical
thinking
The School of Liberal Studies at BMU offers a four-year BA (Hons.) degree with an exit option in the third year. The BA (Hons) in Liberal Arts at SoLS will empower our students to create their educational trajectories through informed choices. In our programme, students, along with their faculty mentors are expected to curate their academic path in consultation with their faculty mentors to choose a major that makes sense for their professional, personal, and civic goals. At BMU, flexibility is key. Applicants have the autonomy of selecting from among numerous majors—economics, psychology, or sociology—without the pressure of declaring their major until the middle of the second year. Students will complete the required foundational courses during their first three semesters while exploring their intellectual interests through electives. The second and third years will be devoted to major and minor coursework, while the fourth and final years will focus on individual research and internships.
Choices Not
Chances
In your fourth semester, you’ll team up with your faculty mentor to select a major or double major from the exciting array of disciplines below:
Why Liberal Arts from BMU?
At BMU, we empower students to embrace the future with confidence. Through our comprehensive approach, we equip them with the skills and expertise not only to thrive in their chosen field but also to excel across diverse disciplines.
Design Your Programme
In the fourth semester, students work with faculty mentors to choose a major or a double major that aligns with their academic and career goals. They can also pursue up to two minors, allowing them to explore diverse interests and gain additional expertise.
Real stories. Real impact.
Meet Emily Bhatia,
Liberal Studies
When I joined BMU for Liberal Studies, I was introverted, facing cultural barriers. Determined to change, I stepped out of my comfort zone, participating in every event. A standout memory was dancing at a traditional night, embracing my new spontaneity. Over time, I grew more confident and outgoing. BMU’s supportive community helped me discover my passion for psychology, and I’m grateful for the journey.
Life
on Campus
Life on campus at BMU is an adventure ride filled with endless possibilities and vibrant energy! Be it bustling cafeterias that serve delicious snacks or student clubs hosting exciting events there’s never a dull moment. You can stroll through lush gardens or chill with friends in cosy hangout spots where you will make memories of a lifetime. Life on campus at BMU is where there’s something for everyone — be it sports, arts, state of the facilities to relax and have fun!
You asked. We answered.
Students can choose from majors in Economics, Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy, History and Literature
Students are required to declare their major by the middle of their second year, allowing them time to explore various disciplines and foundational courses.
Yes, BMU offers a four-year B.A. (Hons) degree with a third-year exit option.
Graduates can pursue careers in diverse fields such as public administration, education, non-profit organisations, business, and more, due to their versatile and interdisciplinary skill set.
FaRC aims to catalyse research conversion into publishable articles, promoting friendly peer exchanges and academic community building.
- CBSE class 12 students with 60% or equivalent eligible.
- IB Diploma holders need 24 points with specific subject criteria.
- Cambridge/IGCSE applicants require A Level subjects and O Level English.
- Foreign Nationals/PIOs/NRIs/OCIs must meet AIU criteria.
- Minimum 60% aggregate needed for eligible applicants.
Yes, it provides opportunities to explore diverse subjects including humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.
Yes, BMU offers merit based and need based scholarships to students.
Application: Submit Grade X and XII marks, co-curricular details via portal.
Online Test: Verbal ability, Essay writing, Visual Analysis for shortlisted.
Interactive Stage: Interaction with SoLS faculties, offer made post-assessment.
A minimum of 40% credits from the second major discipline for the 3-year/4-year