MA (English Literature)

VISION 

Our vision for the Master of Arts (MA) program in English Literature is to be a global center of excellence, known for producing scholars and professionals who contribute significantly to advancing literary knowledge and cultural discourse. We aspire to create a dynamic learning community that thrives A16on intellectual collaboration, embraces the challenges of contemporary literary studies, and champions the values of inclusivity and diversity. Our graduates will emerge not only as experts in their fields but also as influential contributors to shaping the future of English literature through groundbreaking research, teaching, and creative expression. By fostering a culture of innovation and intellectual curiosity, our program envisions graduates who will lead the way in advancing the understanding and appreciation of English literature in a global context.

MISSION

Mission-1: The mission of our Master of Arts (MA) program in English Literature is to cultivate advanced scholarship and critical engagement with literary texts. We aim to provide a rigorous academic environment that nurtures intellectual curiosity, fosters interdisciplinary exploration, and prepares students for leadership roles in academia, research, and cultural endeavors.

Mission-2:Our program is committed to promoting a deep appreciation for diverse literary traditions and encouraging the development of innovative perspectives within the ever-evolving landscape of English literature.

Mission-3:Embracing a commitment to excellence and diversity, we seek to empower students with the skills and knowledge necessary to contribute meaningfully to the field of English literature.

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVE 

• PEO-1:Advanced Literary and Linguistic Competence: Graduates will possess comprehensive knowledge and analytical skills in English literature and linguistics, enabling them to critically examine texts from multiple eras, cultures, and genres. They will have a deep understanding of literary history, criticism, theory, and the structural and historical aspects of the English language.
• PEO-2:Proficient Communication and Research Abilities: Graduates will be able to express themselves clearly and comprehensively in both oral and written English across various contexts and genres. They will possess strong research skills, allowing them to explore literature and language from diverse perspectives and to contribute original insights to the field.
• • PEO-3:Contextual and Theoretical Analysis: Graduates will be adept at analyzing oral and written discourse, taking into account social, cultural, political, and historical contexts. They will be skilled in applying theoretical frameworks to media and public discourse, enhancing their ability to engage in persuasive communication with specific audiences.
• PEO-4:Professional Readiness and Lifelong Appreciation: Graduates will be well-prepared for advanced studies and careers in English, Public Relations, or Communications. They will demonstrate an enhanced appreciation and enjoyment of literature and language, fostering a lifelong engagement with the discipline and its various fields.

PROGRAM OUTCOME OR PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME 

• PO-1:Comprehensive Knowledge and Analytical Skills:Demonstrates thorough understanding of English as a global language, including its linguistic structures, varieties, and nuances. Possesses advanced analytical skills in linguistics, communications, and literary criticism.
• PO-2:Effective Communication:Capable of accurately and precisely communicating in both spoken and written forms across various contexts and genres. Skilled in producing and editing high-quality technical English communication.
• PO-3:Breadth:Contextual Analysis:Proficient in analyzing oral and written discourse from diverse genres, considering social, cultural, political, and historical contexts. Applies theoretical frameworks to examine media and public discourse.
• PO-4:Linguistic Expertise:Conversant with the structure, evolution, and function of English, including morphology, phonology, grammar, syntax, and semantics. Recognizes and comprehends different varieties of English.
• PO-5:Professional and Academic Preparedness:Equipped for advanced studies and careers in fields related to English, Public Relations, or Communications. Engaged in persuasive communication with specific audiences and media, and understanding language's role in human attributes, society, culture, and thought.
• PSO1:The reading skills to examine literature from multiple eras, cultures, and genres with critical understanding
• PSO2:The ability to express oneself in the English Language, clearly and comprehensively, orally and in writing.
• PSO3:Research skills that enable them to expand, from a variety of perspectives, their own readings of literature and understanding of language.
• PSO4:An appropriate knowledge of relevant fields within the discipline, including literature; literary history, criticism, and theory; the language structures of modern English and the history of the English language.