MA English Literature
The Master's programme in English Literature offered by the institution has evolved, integrating language, literary and cultural discourses into its ambit. This two-year programme offers a curriculum that explores literary trajectories, cultural traditions, and theoretical approaches that mark identity construction.
Students are exposed to forms and relations that mark ‘English Studies’ through Classical Literature, Writings of the World, Comparative Literature, Translation Studies, Literary Theory and Criticism, to name a few.
The academic rigour that the programme offers is integrated with co-curricular activities, namely seminars, workshops and conferences, that mediate theoretical knowledge, making it pragmatic.
An engagement of this kind opens up career opportunities in academia, the publishing industry, the education sector and research.
Eligibility Criteria Candidates with any Bachelor’s degree and with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC/ ST candidates) from a recognised University and who have studied English as one of the courses are eligible.
