The syllabus for Arts subjects can vary depending on the educational board and the specific course or degree program. Here’s a general overview of the subjects typically covered in a BA Arts program:

1. English

- Literary Criticism: Major critics and theories.

- Literature: Novels, poetry, drama, and short stories.

- Language Skills: Writing, comprehension, and communication.

2. History

- Ancient History: Early civilizations, major empires.

- Medieval History: Feudal systems, major kingdoms.

- Modern History: Colonialism, independence movements, contemporary issues.

3. Political Science

- Political Theories: Classical and modern theories.

- Comparative Politics: Political systems and structures.

- International Relations: Diplomacy, global issues.

4. Economics

- Microeconomics: Supply and demand, market structures.

- Macroeconomics: National income, inflation, unemployment.

- Development Economics: Economic growth, poverty alleviation.

5. Geography

- Physical Geography: Landforms, climate, and ecosystems.

- Human Geography :Population, urbanization, and cultural landscapes.

- Geographical Techniques: Cartography, GIS, remote sensing.

6. Psychology

- Introduction to Psychology: Basic concepts, history, and methods.

- Developmental Psychology: Human growth and development.

- Clinical Psychology: Mental disorders, therapeutic techniques.

7. Philosophy

- Ethics: Moral theories and practical ethics.

- Logic: Reasoning and argumentation.

- Metaphysics and Epistemology:  Nature of reality and knowledge.

8. Sociology

- introduction to Sociology: Key concepts, theories, and methods.

- social Institutions: Family, education, religion, and economy.

- social Change: Modernization, globalization, and social movements.