Program Aim:

The English Department aspires to teach and encourage an awareness of the relevance and history of British and American literature, as well as a respect for the language's richness and diversity. It provides intensive training for interpretative thought and exact presentation. This degree course prepares students for a variety of English-related careers and helps them stay up with the growing frontiers of knowledge. This doctorate degree provides research training that is relevant to the country's current social and economic objectives.

Suggested topics to look into:

• Investigate literary theory and criticism.
• Examining the historical evolution of English literature.
• Investigate linguistic structures and language learning.
• Exploring cross-cultural communication and English as a global language.
• Investigating the interaction of literature and other disciplines, such as psychology, sociology, or history.
• Exploring current literature and its sociopolitical settings.
• Investigating creative writing methods and processes.
• Investigating the significance of translation and adaptation in English literature.
• Examining the representation of gender, race, and identity in English literature.
• Investigating digital humanities and the use of technology in literary studies.