3 Years
Under Graduate
Arts
Full Time
A BA in Textile Design opens doors to careers as textile designers, fashion designers, product developers, and entrepreneurs in the textile and fashion industries, designing fabrics, clothing, and home decor items.
A Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Tribal Studies provides an in-depth understanding of indigenous communities, their histories, cultures, and socio-economic contexts. Graduates possess valuable insights into tribal governance, traditions, languages, and arts. The degree opens diverse career avenues in fields such as social work, anthropology, community development, education, research, advocacy, and cultural preservation. Individuals can pursue roles as tribal welfare officers, cultural anthropologists, community organizers, researchers, educators, museum curators, or policy advisors. This degree equips graduates to work closely with tribal communities, contributing to their development, empowerment, and preservation of their cultural heritage.
| Job Title | Job Description | Salary Range (per annum) |
|---|---|---|
| Tribal Welfare Officer | Work directly with tribal communities, address their needs, and implement welfare programs | ?2,50,000 - ?5,00,000 |
| Cultural Anthropologist | Study and analyze indigenous cultures, traditions, and practices | ?3,00,000 - ?6,00,000 |
| Community Organizer | Facilitate community development initiatives, promote socio-economic growth | ?2,00,000 - ?4,00,000 |
| Researcher | Research tribal issues, document traditions, and contribute to academic studies | ?2,50,000 - ?5,50,000 |
| Tribal Educator | Teach tribal history, languages, or cultural studies in educational institutions | ?2,00,000 - ?4,50,000 |
| Museum Curator | Manage tribal art and cultural exhibitions, preserve artifacts, and educate the public | ?3,00,000 - ?6,00,000 |
| Policy Advisor | Offer guidance on tribal policies, advocate for indigenous rights | ?3,50,000 - ?7,00,000 |
| Social Worker | Provide support services, advocacy, and aid to tribal communities | ?2,00,000 - ?4,50,000 |
Salary ranges may vary based on experience, location, and the employing organization.
| Career Opportunity | Description |
|---|---|
| Tribal Development Officer | Engage in government or NGO roles focusing on tribal development initiatives and policies |
| Ethnographer | Conduct fieldwork, study tribal cultures, and document customs, rituals, and traditions |
| NGO Program Manager | Manage programs aimed at tribal welfare, education, healthcare, and cultural preservation |
| Indigenous Rights Advocate | Campaign for the rights, land, and cultural preservation of indigenous communities |
| Tribal Museum Curator | Oversee museums showcasing tribal art, culture, and heritage |
| Community Outreach Coordinator | Facilitate communication between tribal communities and external organizations or government bodies |
| Cultural Preservation Specialist | Work to conserve and protect tribal art, language, and traditions through various initiatives |
| Tribal Language Instructor | Teach and revive native tribal languages in educational institutions or community programs |
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