DEPARTMENT OF English
Establishment of Department of English
Keeping the vision and the mission on focus and to enhance it systematically and academically, English Department was extended by the Management by starting the Under Graduate Course on English Literature from the academic year 2012-2013.
VISION & MISSON
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Commencement of MA English Literature
Parting knowledge through academic courses covering all periods and genres of literature written in English, as well as offerings in creative expository and professional writing, criticism and linguistics.
To achieve this objective in English Literature, post graduate course was started from the academic year 2015-2016.
Inauguration of Blossom Club
Realising the importance of English for the whole student population at large in their daily lives and at work place, we paved way for an English club namely Blossom Club’ in the academic year 2012-2013.
The main objective of our club is “Empowerment of students in English language in live with the global need and advancement that is developing students in communicative skills individually and thus enriching then personality in the society and at work place”.
The ‘Blossom Club’ was officially inaugurated on 25 February 2013 by Dr.S.Armstrong the respectful Head of English Department, Madras University in colours and joy of the students and the faculty.
Inauguration of Literary Association
With the view of drawing the talents and creativity of literature students of UG and PG courses, we made headway for the ‘Literary Association’.
The goals of Literary Association
- Exposing the students both in inter and intra college competitions, through programs, activities and seminars.
- Encouraging students throughout the program so as to enable them to progress expeditions to their degree and to gain the maximum benefit from their.
- Developing an understanding of the American and British literary traditions, and those of other literatures in English through cultural, social activities using IT tools and modern innovations.
The ‘Literary Association’ was inaugurated on 29 February 2020 in our college campus both with the UG and PG students by our respectful chief guest of the day, Dr. S. Samuel Rufus, Associate Professor, Madras Christian College.
Programme Offered: m.A English
Program Objectives
| PO 1: | To introduce students to English poetry from the Middle Ages to the Seventeenth Century, with a concentration on the development of poetic genres such the Sonnet, Ballad, Lyric, Satire, and Epic |
| PO 2: | To familiarise the students with the beginning of drama in Britain and the stages of its evolution in the context of theatre and culture. |
| PO 3: | The purpose of this programme is to acquaint students with the history and evolution of the British novel up to the 18th century. |
| PO 4: | The purpose of this essay’s content is to clarify a number of novel-related ideas and theories. |
| PO 5: | To emphasis on the influence of classical Indian tradition and the impact of the West on it, through translation in modern times. |
| PO 6: | To help students understand the evolution of Indian writing in English through representative texts in the various genres. |
| PO 7: | It allows students to get a glimpse of the rich diversity of culture and literature in the local languages. |
| PO 8: | It aims to make students aware of the socioeconomic, cultural, and political influences that Indian, European, and Russian literatures have on society. |
| PO 9: | To educate students about the history and evolution of American literature, from the time of the settlers and colonies to postmodern and multicultural literature. |
| PO 10: | To concentrate on a number of technical concerns with fiction in general, such as narrative technique, characterization, and space-time treatment, and then on the rich cultural, social, and political context that led to the variety of fictional literature. |
Program Specific Outcomes
| PO 1: | Developed a deep understanding of the discipline and the capacity to work across disciplines |
| PO 2: | The students will master the use of research intelligence in experiments and innovations. |
| PO 3: | Possessing knowledge of ethical principles and a dedication to professional ethics. |
| PO 4: | Attain incorporated lifelong learning and self-directed learning |
| PO 5: | Developed flexibility in a variety of situations with a global perspective |
| PO 6: | Possess the ability to communicate effectively in one Indian language and in English, both in person and through electronic media, and to connect people, ideas, literature, media, and technology to make sense of the world. |
| PO 7: | Identify and evaluate theoretical terms, concepts, and views in the writing of other authors as well as define, apply, and incorporate them in their own work that is essential to the field of English as a whole. |
| PO 8: | Prepare the students for the difficulties associated with pursuing professional careers. |
| PO 9: | Continue research-focused studies for future career. |
| PO 10: | Prepare for a variety of competitive examinations. |
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