The BA in English encourages students to critically engage with English literatures from various global contexts including translations and postcolonial literatures and canonical English and world literature. Learning a selection of foreign, classical, and vernacular languages along with a grounding in translation and linguistics, this course radically redraws the contours of a traditional undergraduate programme in literatures.
Coupled with the minors and electives, philosophy to sociology, the English programme makes the study of literature holistic and multidimensional. Students develop tangible skills in translation and interpretation, professional and public writing, editing, and advertising.
Apart from a vibrant interdisciplinary curriculum, the students will organize film and literary festivals, help function film clubs, edit magazines, and produce podcasts. They will intern with media houses, corporates, and cultural bodies, gaining vital exposure to life outside academia.
Course Duration
Four Years (Eight Semesters)
PEO (Program Educational Objectives)
PSO (Program Specific Outcomes)
PO (Program Outcomes)
Curriculum Structure
Core
Semester-wise Syllabus
Fundamentals of Language and Literature
History of English Literatures
English Poetry
Philosophy of Language and Linguistics
Reading Drama
English Novel
Literary Theories
Electives
Semester-wise Syllabus
Postcolonial Literatures
Literature and the Vernacular
Film Studies: Reading Culture, Religion, and Gender
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