Introduction from the Head of Department

The Department of English is committed to fostering intellectual rigor, linguistic mastery, and literary scholarship through its comprehensive undergraduate (BS), postgraduate (MPhil & MS) and doctoral (PhD) programmes. Grounded in the principles of critical inquiry, academic freedom, and interdisciplinary engagement, we cultivate an environment where students are not merely passive recipients of knowledge but active participants in scholarly discourse. Our pedagogy emphasizes analytical depth, creative expression, and a nuanced understanding of the intersections between language, literature, and society, empowering students to challenge conventions and contribute meaningfully to global academic and cultural conversations.

Our Vision

To be a leading hub of intellectual and philosophical inquiry in English Literature and Linguistics, where cutting-edge research and transformative teaching converge to nurture critical, analytical, and innovative thinkers.

Our Mission

To empower graduates with strong critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills through rigorous academic training in language and literature. By fostering research, creativity, and cultural awareness, we prepare students to succeed in careers, academia, and public life while promoting the value of linguistic and literary expression.

Our Objectives

• To deliver exceptional, inclusive, and forward-thinking education, integrating contemporary research methodologies and emerging trends in literary and linguistic studies.
• To cultivate socially responsible and intellectually vibrant graduates by inspiring undergraduate and postgraduate students to engage deeply with language, literature, and critical theory.
• To promote advanced analytical reasoning through dynamic academic discourse, research initiatives, and collaborative learning.
• To nurture intellectual adaptability, creative problem-solving, and intercultural competence, enabling students to thrive in diverse academic and professional environments.