B.A English Literature

On the School of Literature

English, the cornerstone of an undergraduate education, is a sociable, and dynamic discipline. The subject uncovers the tastes and ideas of many eras, helping shape the thought and culture of our students. Our pedagogy enables our students to gain a new capacity for engagement with language, media and information, and a sharpened ability to think critically about life. Our exciting range of innovative course delivery, each designed and taught by specialist members of faculty, will tend to change the way our students think, write, and read.

The VETIAS Edge

Modules offered span from the medieval to the modern
Our interdisciplinary expertise gives the students the confidence to make connections across subjects
Creative Writing courses help join the dots between making and meaning
From medieval travellers’ tales to contemporary fiction of globalisation, the unique range and choice of modules will enable our students to follow their own path through the diverse histories of literatures in English
Students learn new perspectives from their academics and research projects
At the School of Literature, teaching is lively, supportive and inspiring

Course Modules

Prose

Fiction

Poetry

Drama

History of English Literature

Social History of England

Literary Forms

Literary Criticism

Shakespeare

Indian Writing in English

Commonwealth Literature

Intensive Study of an Author - Tagore

Indian Literature in English Translation

Language Skills

Study of English Phonetics

English for Competitive Exams

Study of Indian Theatre

Public Speaking

Communicative English

Fundamentals of Comparative Literature

Writing Skills

Introduction to Linguistics

Studying Novels

Syllabus (as per Bharathiar University)

2019-20
2020- Present

Career Opportunities

Our students develop the skills of critical thinking, close reading and effective communication. These same skills are valued by employers in many other professions too, such as the law, the civil service, industry, and social work. Upon graduating, our students would draw directly on their subject and pursue careers in arts, management, information management, journalism or go into academia. And, unsurprisingly, many graduates would go on to work in the media, theatre and film.

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