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Overview of the Course

MA English

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The Master of Arts (M.A.) in English program is designed to deepen students’ understanding of literary theory, critical analysis, cultural studies, and English language teaching (ELT).

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Rooted in academic excellence since 1959, the Department of English Language and Literature nurtures creativity, intellectual inquiry, and research competence.

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This two-year program offers an in-depth study of British, American, and Indian literatures, alongside world literatures, translation studies, film and gender studies, and interdisciplinary fields such as psychology, media, and cultural theory. With a thesis-driven curriculum, students gain the analytical and writing skills essential for research and professional excellence.

What will you Learn?

Advanced Literary and Theoretical Understanding Develop a deep and critical engagement with British, American, Indian, and World Literatures, while mastering diverse schools of literary theory, cultural studies, and postcolonial thought.

Research and Academic Writing Skills Learn to design, conduct, and present scholarly research through thesis writing, paper presentations, and publications, enhancing your academic and analytical competence.

Critical and Creative Thinking Cultivate the ability to interpret texts through multiple perspectives—historical, philosophical, psychological, and feminist—strengthening both intellectual depth and creative reasoning.

Pedagogical and Language Teaching Proficiency Gain hands-on experience in English Language Teaching (ELT) through workshops, classroom simulations, and teaching initiatives, preparing you for careers in education and training.

Interdisciplinary and Media Literacy Skills Explore the intersections between literature, film, media, and communication studies, broadening your capacity to analyze cultural narratives across diverse platforms.

Professional Communication and Leadership Refine your written, oral, and digital communication skills through debates, group projects, and creative clubs like La Fiesta and The Francis Poets Society, empowering you to lead and collaborate effectively.

Ethical, Social, and Global Awareness Engage with texts and discourses that encourage empathy, inclusivity, and global citizenship, aligning your learning with real-world social and cultural challenges.

Career Prospects

  • Academia & Teaching – Pursue careers as English lecturers, ELT trainers, or academic coordinators in schools, colleges, and universities
  • Content Writing & Editing – Work as content strategists, editors, or writers for publishing houses, online platforms, and corporate communications.
  • Corporate Communication & Training –Apply your communication expertise as a corporate trainer, HR professional, or consultant in multinational firms.
  • Media, Journalism & Publishing – Contribute to print and digital journalism, publishing, and creative content development.
  • Research & Higher Studie – Undertake PhD research in literature, cultural studies, or linguistics at reputed national and international universities.
  • Creative & Performing Arts –Explore careers in theatre, scriptwriting, and performance management, with ample opportunities in the cultural sector.
  • Language & Proficiency Exams –Prepare for IELTS, TOEFL, and GRE, paving the way for global education and employment opportunities.

Program Structure

Semester I ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code Hours/Week (L) Hours/Week (P) Credits Max Marks (CIA) Max Marks (Sem End) Total Duration (hrs)
DSCThe English Language: History, Structure and DescriptionP24/ENG/DSC/1015-540601002
DSCEnglish PoetryP24/ENG/DSC/1025-540601002
DSCAmerican Literature - IP24/ENG/DSC/1035-540601002
DSCIndian Writing in English - IP24/ENG/DSC/1045-540601002
OEEnglish for Professional PurposesP24/ENG/OE/1012-22030501
Semester II ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code Hours/Week (L) Hours/Week (P) Credits Max Marks (CIA) Max Marks (Sem End) Total Marks Duration (hrs)
DSC English Language Teaching: History, Approaches and Methods P24/ENG/DSC/201 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
DSC English Drama P24/ENG/DSC/202 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
DSC American Literature - II P24/ENG/DSC/203 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
DSC Indian Writing in English - II P24/ENG/DSC/204 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
FC Social Outreach - 2 - 2 - 50 50 -
Semester III ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code Hours/Week (L) Hours/Week (P) Credits Max Marks (CIA) Max Marks (Sem End) Total Marks Duration (hrs)
DSC English Language Teaching: Major Developments in Language Acquisition and Language Learning P24/ENG/DSC/301 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
DSC English Prose P24/ENG/DSC/302 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
DSE Cultural Studies P24/ENG/DSE/301 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
DSE Gender Studies and Women’s Writing P24/ENG/DSE/302 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
DSE Twentieth Century Literary Criticism and Theory P24/ENG/DSE/303 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
DSE Modern European Literature in Translation P24/ENG/DSE/304 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
GE Academic Writing and Research Methodology P24/ENG/GE/301 2 - 2 20 30 50 1
Semester IV ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code Hours/Week (L) Hours/Week (P) Credits Max Marks (CIA) Max Marks (Sem End) Total Marks Duration (hrs)
DSC English Language Teaching: Curriculum Development, Teaching and Evaluation P24/ENG/DSC/401 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
DSC English Fiction P24/ENG/DSC/402 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
DSE English Language and Phonetics P24/ENG/DSE/401 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
DSE Literature and Film P24/ENG/DSE/402 5 - 5 40 60 100 2
PRJ Project P24/ENG/PRJ/401 5 - 5 60 90 150 3
NCGPA Research Paper Presentation/Publication - - - 2 - 50 50 -
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