Department of English
Introduction
Established in 1973, the Department of English has been a center of excellence in language and literary studies for over five decades. Committed to enhancing communication skills and critical thinking, the department offers a rich curriculum blending literature and language studies.
With a dedicated faculty, interactive teaching methods, and spoken English programs, we empower students, especially from rural backgrounds, for academic and professional success. Many of our alumni hold prestigious positions in education, administration, and various fields.
Through seminars, literary events, and interdisciplinary programs, we continue to inspire and shape future leaders..
Vision
To be a center of excellence in English studies by fostering language proficiency, literary appreciation, research innovation, and cultural understanding, empowering students with critical thinking, creativity, and global perspectives.
Mission
1. To enhance students’ proficiency in English for academic, professional, and personal growth.
2. To cultivate a deep understanding of literature, language, and cultural studies through a multidisciplinary approach.
3. To promote research, critical inquiry, and innovative teaching-learning practices.
4. To equip students with career-oriented skills in communication, writing, and critical analysis.
5. To provide inclusive education, especially for students from rural and non-English-speaking backgrounds.
6. To foster ethical and social awareness through literature, encouraging responsible citizenship and lifelong learning.
Goals
1. To provide high-quality education in English language, literature, and communication.
2. To develop students' analytical, interpretative, and research skills for academic excellence.
3. To integrate technology and innovative pedagogies for effective learning.
4. To encourage participation in literary and cultural activities for holistic development.
5. To prepare students for diverse career opportunities in education, media, research, and other fields.
6. To promote community engagement by organizing language development programs, workshops, and outreach activities.
Objectives
1. To strengthen students’ reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills for effective communication.
2. To foster a strong foundation in literary studies by exposing students to classical, modern, and contemporary texts.
3. To encourage interdisciplinary research by integrating literature with social sciences, history, philosophy, and digital humanities.
4. To develop professional competencies in business communication, creative writing, translation, and journalism.
5. To support underprivileged and rural students through remedial language programs and skill-based training.
6. To cultivate ethical, cultural, and social awareness by engaging students in literary debates, drama, poetry recitations, and community-driven projects.