The Department of English offers advanced academic programs in English Literature, Linguistics, and Language through its M.Phil. and PhD degrees. The department is dedicated to fostering intellectual growth, critical thinking, and scholarly research in the field of English studies. By providing students with rigorous academic training, access to diverse literary and linguistic traditions, and opportunities for innovative research, we aim to cultivate a generation of scholars and researchers who contribute to the global discourse on language, literature, and culture.
Mission
To provide an intellectually stimulating and research-oriented environment for students pursuing advanced studies in English, equipping them with the skills to engage critically with texts, develop innovative research, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in English literature, linguistics, and language studies.
Vision
To be recognized as a leading institution in English studies, known for producing world-class scholars, researchers, and educators who can engage with contemporary issues in literature, linguistics, and language through innovative and interdisciplinary approaches.
Philosophy
The Department of English is grounded in the belief that English studies are central to understanding culture, society, and human experience. Our philosophy is shaped by the following principles:
Critical Engagement: Encouraging students to critically analyze and interpret texts, using a variety of theoretical frameworks and methodologies.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Promoting research that intersects with history, philosophy, sociology, and other disciplines to broaden the understanding of English language and literature.
Academic Rigor: Providing a comprehensive curriculum that challenges students to develop advanced research skills, critical thinking, and scholarly writing.
Global Perspective: Recognizing the global nature of the English language and its diverse literary traditions, and preparing students to engage with literature and linguistics from various cultural contexts.
Research and Innovation: Fostering a research-driven environment that encourages the exploration of new ideas, theories, and methodologies in both literature and linguistics.
Lifelong Learning: Cultivating a passion for continued scholarly development, allowing graduates to contribute to academia, teaching, and other professional fields throughout their careers.
