The Master of Arts in English is a two-year postgraduate program designed to deepen students’ understanding of English literature, language, and critical theory. The program explores a wide range of literary works, from classical to contemporary, while fostering advanced skills in literary analysis, critical thinking, and research. Students will engage with key theoretical frameworks, including postcolonialism, feminism, structuralism, and modernism, among others.

Through coursework, research, and seminars, the MA in English prepares students for careers in academia, publishing, writing, media, and other fields that demand strong communication and analytical skills. The program also emphasizes the development of independent research projects, culminating in a thesis or dissertation.

Key Areas of Study:

• British, American, and World Literature
• Literary Theory and Criticism
• Comparative Literature
• Creative Writing and Rhetoric
• Linguistics and Discourse Analysis

Career Prospects: Graduates can pursue roles such as academic researchers, content writers, editors, language consultants, or continue their studies in doctoral programs.