The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program in English offers an all-encompassing exploration of the English language and its rich literary heritage, with the overarching goal of preparing graduates for impactful careers in academia and research, notably as distinguished English professors in colleges and universities.

The Masters programme in English with Communication Studies, initiated in 2008 aspires to sustain and revive an academic interest in literary and cultural theories. The courses offered are as contemporarily relevant as possible, even eclectic. A conscious effort is made to ensure that theories are grounded in textual readings, wherever possible.

Currently, the field of journalism is experiencing a shift towards digital platforms such as the internet, mobile devices, data journalism and other emerging technologies. This change is leading to a transformation in how journalism is practiced and necessitating the development of new skills, techniques, and approaches by practitioners.

What could be better than the power of words combined with the art of communication? Both converges affect our world's story and unleash a Pandora's box of limitless possibilities. These courses provide an entrance to understanding, analyzing, and actively participating in the dynamic landscapes of media and literature in an age when information flows endlessly and storytelling defies traditional boundaries.

The combined majors in Psychology and English offer students the opportunity to take an integrated approach towards both subjects. This course provides ample scope to explore the discipline of Psychology and English in depth. This interlinked approach offers exclusive areas of expertise with conceptual and methodological clarity.