English Language and Literature
English Language and Literature
Program Overview:
MS English in Language & Literature program encompasses a variety of courses from the fields of
Language, Linguistics and Literature. The program is designed with a conscious effort to provide an
exhaustive understanding of these respective areas and to promote a culture of academic exploration
and inquiry in the fields of Language and Literature.
Over the years, academia has achieved a better understanding of the significance of language, with
particular reference to its usage and manipulation in the development and perpetuation of social
constructs. The most significant tool in achieving this task is literature. Hence, a better understanding
of literature is also essential. This Master’s program, designed to accommodate the areas of language,
linguistics and literature is a prolific ground for researchers. The program opens up avenues by
equipping scholars with apt knowledge.
Main Areas of Research:
Language policy and planning
Critical Discourse Analysis
Cognitive Linguistics
Sociolinguistics
Post-colonial Literature
Digital Humanities
Gendered Language
EFL/ESL
Teaching and Learning of English Language
Bilingualism
Multilingualism
Cyberpunk literature
Forensic Linguistics
Computer Linguistics
Language Assessment
Shakespeare Studies
Aesthetics & Literary Genres
American Literature
World Literature
Other areas related to Applied Linguistics and Literature
For more information, please refer to the list of faculty members for their research field on the
Department website.
Admission Requirement:
16 years of education or equivalent e.g. BS English- (4 years) or MA/ MSc in English from HEC
recognized University with at least 60% marks (annual system) or a CGPA of 2.5 out of 4 (Semester
System).
GAT general with at least 50% marks or GAT subject with at least 60% marks or HAT for the
admission /scholarship in the specific program of study.
For more information on application deadlines, tests, and other admission requirements, please visit
the admissions section of the Graduate Studies Office.
Program Requirement:
The minimum and maximum duration of the MS program is 1.5 to 4 years. Students must meet the
following requirements for graduation:
Program Structure:
Credit
S# Course Codes Course Title
Hours
FIRST SEMESTER
1 Research Methodology 3+0
Elective 1 (Literature)
Credit
S# Course Title Hours
I. Elective courses literature
1 Contemporary Postcolonial Studies 3+0
2 War Literature 3+0
3 Literature and Globalization 3+0
4 Literature and Environment 3+0
5 Literature and Film Studies 3+0
6 Women’s Writings 3+0
7 Postmodern Fiction 3+0
8 Transnational Poetry 3+0
3 Psycho-Neurolinguistics 3+0
8 Bilingualism 3+0
12 Multilingualism 3+0
19 Neuro-linguistics 3+0
21 Sociolinguistics 3+0
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