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Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) with Specialization in English

Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) with Specialization in English

Sharda School of Humanities (SSH)

  • Programme Code

    SSOH0002

  • Level

    Graduate

  • Duration

    4

About the Programme

BA (Hons) in English literature is an academic program that focuses on the study of literature in the English language, including prose, poetry, drama, and other literary forms. The program covers various periods and movements in World literature. Students study the literary techniques, themes, and historical contexts of literary works, as well as critical approaches to literary analysis. Through close reading and critical writing, students develop analytical, interpretive, and communication skills that are valuable in a variety of professions, including education, writing, publishing, and media.

Programme Educational Objectives:

PEO1: Develop foundational knowledge of English language, literature, literary criticism, and communication skills through undergraduate study.

PEO2: Enable students to analyze literary and cultural texts critically and express ideas effectively in oral, written, and digital forms.

PEO3: Prepare graduates for higher education, competitive examinations, and entry-level careers in teaching, content writing, media, publishing, communication, and related fields.

PEO4: Promote ethical values, cultural awareness, social responsibility, and basic digital competencies required for responsible citizenship and professional growth.

Program Outcomes

PO1: Disciplinary Knowledge: Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge and understanding of core concepts, theories, principles, and interdisciplinary perspectives within the chosen discipline and allied areas of study.

PO2: Application of Knowledge: Apply theoretical and practical knowledge, methods, and skills in academic, professional, Social, and community contexts to address real-life issues and challenges effectively.

PO3: Research and Analytical Skills: Develop foundational research aptitude by formulating research problems, reviewing literature, applying appropriate research methodologies, analysing data, interpreting findings, and drawing evidence-based conclusions.

PO4: Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving: Evaluate information, arguments, and situations critically to identify problems, generate innovative ideas, and propose logical, ethical, and sustainable solutions.

PO5: Communication and Interpersonal Skills: Exhibit effective oral, written, digital, and interpersonal communication skills to interact professionally and collaboratively in academic, organizational, and societal settings.

PO6: Ethical Values and Social Responsibility: Demonstrate ethical reasoning, integrity, inclusivity, cultural sensitivity, and social responsibility while engaging in academic, professional, and community activities.

PO7: Innovation, Creativity, and Employability skills: Create innovative ideas, projects, and initiatives by integrating creativity, research orientation, and entrepreneurial thinking for personal and societal development towards employability.

PO8: Environmental Awareness and Sustainable Development: Assess the interrelationship between society, human behaviour, and the environment, and promote sustainable practices, environmental responsibility, and well-being.

PO9: Lifelong Learning and Professional Development: Demonstrate self-reflection, adaptability, and commitment to lifelong learning by engaging with emerging knowledge, technologies, research trends, and professional opportunities for continuous personal and career growth.

Program Specific Outcomes:

PSO1: Literary and Communication Skills

Demonstrate understanding of major literary texts, genres, language structures, and critical concepts while communicating effectively in academic and professional contexts.

PSO2: Critical Thinking and Research Skills

Apply basic research methods, analytical abilities, and academic writing skills to interpret literary, linguistic, and cultural issues with clarity and originality.

PSO3: Employability, Digital Skills, and Social Awareness

Use ICT tools, presentation skills, and ethical understanding for academic work, professional development, teamwork, and socially responsible engagement.

This course is for individuals who...

Have inclination for reading varied genres of writing and have deep understanding of human pursuits who have creative and analytical leanings who have completed class 12th (from any subject stream) with minimum 50% marks

Students who are looking for...

An enriching academic experience that will facilitate the holistic development of the students by enhancing their interpretive, creative, analytical and communication skills. A learner who has humanistic aptitude and understands and appreciate the power and beauty of the English language and literature.

Course Fee:
For National Students
Academic Fee Fee Waiver
62500 20% Every Year
1st Year 50000 2nd Year 51500 3rd Year 53000 4th Year 55000
For International Students
Global Fee Global Scholarship
50% Every Year
Fee Per Year Fee Per Year (After Scholarship)
NA 0
Programme Structure

.Sr. No

Course Code

Course Name

L

T

P

Credits

Category

Semester I

 

  1

BENG101

An Introduction to Indian Writing in English Literature

3

1

0

4

Major

  2

BENG102

Introduction to Literary Studies

3

1

0

4

Major

  3

BENG103

History of English Literature – I

3

1

0

4

Major

  4

BENG104

Women’s Writing in English

3

1

0

4

Minor

  5

BBID101

Digital Skills/ MOOC

1

1

0

2

Elective

  6

BPH106

Human Values & Professional Ethics

1

0

0

1

VAC

  7

BPH107

Communicative  English-I

0

0

4

2

AEC

8

BPH108

AI Driven Research Based Learning-I

0

0

4

2

IDC

Semester I Credits: 23

 

.Sr. No

Course Code

Course Name

L

T

P

Credits

Category

Semester II

  1

BENG201

The English Novel I

3

1

0

4

Major

2

BENG202

Readings from English Poetry

3

1

0

4

Major

3

BENG203

Literature and Visual Cultures

3

1

0

4

Major

4

BENG204

Indian Myths in Literature

2

1

0

3

Minor

5

BPH205

Communicative  English-II

0

0

4

2

AEC

6

BPH206

Public Speaking & Leadership/ MOOC

0

0

4

2

SEC

7

BPH207

AI Driven Research Based Learning-II

0

0

4

2

IDC

Semester II Credits: 21

 

.Sr. No

Course Code

Course Name

L

T

P

Credits

Category

Semester III

1

BENG301

 

British and American Drama

3

1

0

4

Major

2

BENG302

Prose Texts of Literary Criticism

3

1

0

4

Major

3

BENG303

The English Novel II

3

1

0

4

Major

4

BENG304

Media, Elections and Political Communication

2

1

0

3

Minor

5

SBUG26302

Email Writing and Professional Etiquettes/ MOOC

1

1

0

2

Elective

6

BPH306

Foreign Language-I

1

1

0

2

AEC

7

BPH307A

AI Driven Research Based Learning-III

0

0

4

2

IDC

8

SUACC301P

Community Connect Course

0

0

0

1

VAC

9

BPH309

Jamovi Software

0

0

1

0

VAC

10

BSDG301

Sustainable use of AI for Human Welfare

1

0

0

1

IDC

Semester III Credits: 23

 

.Sr. No

Course Code

Course Name

L

T

P

Credits

Category

Semester IV

1

BENG401

Indian Literature in Translation and Translation Practice

3

1

0

4

Major

2

BENG402

American Literature

3

1

0

4

Major

3

BENG403

Studies in Women’s Writing

3

1

0

4

Major

4

BENG404

Language and Literature

2

1

0

3

Minor

5

BPH405

French Language-II

1

1

0

2

AEC

6

BPH406P

Soft Skills/ MOOC

0

0

6

3

SEC

7

BENG407A

Applied Research Project-I

0

0

2

1

Minor

8

BPH408P

SPSS

0

0

1

0

VAC

Semester IV Credits: 21

 

.Sr. No

Course Code

Course Name

L

T

P

Credits

Category

Semester V

1

BENG501

Classical Literature & History of English Literature

3

1

0

4

Major

2

BENG502

British, American, Fictions

3

1

0

4

Major

3

BENG503

Indian Popular Fictions

3

1

0

4

Major

4

BENG504

Human Rights in a Comparative Perspective

2

1

0

3

Minor

5

BPH505

Indian Art and Culture

1

1

0

2

Minor

6

BPSYOE501

Youth Psychology/ MOOC

2

1

0

3

IDC

7

BPH506P

Summer Internship-I

0

0

0

2

SIP

8

BENG507A

Applied Research Project-II

0

0

2

1

Minor

Semester V Credits: 23

 

.Sr. No

Course Code

Course Name

L

T

P

Credits

Category

Semester VI

1

BENG601

Indian and New Literature in English

3

1

0

4

Major

2

BENG602

Media and Journalistic Writing

3

1

0

4

Major

3

BENG603

Understanding Discourse

3

1

0

4

Minor

4

BENG604

Disaster Management

2

1

0

3

Minor

5

BPH605A

Scholarly Writing and Thesis Development

0

0

4

2

Minor

6

BPH606P

Emerging AI Tools for Research/ MOOC

0

0

6

3

SEC

Semester VI Credits: 20

 

.Sr. No

Course Code

Course Name

L

T

P

Credits

Category

Semester VII

1

BENG701

Modern English Novel

3

1

0

4

Major

2

BENG702

Modern Indian Theatre

3

1

0

4

Major

3

BENG703

Modern European Drama

3

1

0

4

Major

4

BENG704

AI and Research Ethics in Social Sciences

2

1

0

3

Minor

5

BPH705P

Summer Internship-II

0

0

0

2

SIP

Semester VII Credits: 17

 

.Sr. No

Course Code

Course Name

L

T

P

Credits

Category

Semester VIII

1

BENG801

Dissertation/ Project Work

0

0

24

12

Dissertation

Semester VIII Credits: 12

 
Eligibility Criteria
For National Students
  • Sr. Secondary (10+2) with minimum 50% marks in any stream.
  • Proficiency in English Communication.

 

For International Students The eligibility criterion for all programs for international applicants is minimum 50% in the qualifying examination and having studied the pre-requisite subjects for admission in to the desired program.
Career path you can choose after the course
  • Creative Writing
  • Publishing – Writing, Proof Reading, Editing
  • Media and Journalism
  • Advertising
  • Digital Writing and Marketing
  • Content Writing
  • Blogging
  • Human Resource & Public Relations
  • Educator
  • Translator and Interpreter
  • Soft Skills Trainer

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