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BS (Hons) English

Department of English

Department of English offers a rigorous, intensive four year degree program in English literature. The program aims at developing ability to critically read and analyze literary texts in their historical, socio- political, cultural and philosophical contexts combined with aesthetic pleasure and intellectual stimulation which study of imaginative literature provides. Emphasis is put on the breadth and depth of coverage in the selection of courses in order to develop an understanding of different genres and forms of literary expression (poetry, prose, novel, drama, non-fiction) as well as linguistic and rhetorical skills through frequent reading and writing assignments and class discussions.

Program structure is flexible and diverse to cater the needs of the contemporary job market and student interests. Study of literature is blended with study of English language with the aim of improving the linguistic and pedagogical competence of those who wish to choose teaching as their career as well as those preparing for careers in media, business, diplomacy etc., which demand well developed interpretive and communication skill. We expect that this program of study taught by our highly enthusiastic and qualified faculty will instill in students a passion for reading and confidence to appreciate, interpret and analyze complex literary texts by contextualizing them in their broad theoretical and ideological context in written and oral form.

Course duration:             4 years (8 semesters)
Credit hours:                   124

Eligibility:                     Intermediate, minimum 2nd Div
Degree requirements:     2:00 CGPA

Road Map

Semester 1

Credit Hours

Compulsory Courses

Foundations of English I

3

Pakistan Studies

3

Core Courses

Introduction to Literature I (Essays & Short Stories)

3

Introduction to Linguistics I

3

Minor I

3

Semester 2

Credit Hours

Compulsory Courses

Foundations of English II

3

Islamic Studies

3

Core Courses

Introduction to Literature II (Drama & Poetry)

3

Introduction to Linguistics

3

Minor I

3

Semester 3

Credit Hours

Compulsory Courses

Communications Skills

3

Urdu

3

Core Courses

Forms of Poetry

3

Contemporary Issues in Applied Linguistics I

3

Minor II

3

Semester 4

Credit Hours

Compulsory Courses

Academic Reading & Writing

3

Introduction to Computers

3

Core Courses

Readings in Drama and Novel

3

Contemporary Issues in Applied Linguistics II

3

Minor II

3

Semester 5

Credit Hours

Psycholinguistics

3

Sociolinguistics

3

Principles of Literary Criticism

3

A Historical Survey of English Literary Tradition (16th – Late 19th Century )

4

Minor III

3

Semester 6

Credit Hours

Critical Approaches to Literature

3

Major Literary Movements (20th Century)

4

English Phonology

3

Lexical Studies

3

Minor III

3

Semester 7

Credit Hours

Applied Linguistics

TESOL

4

Introduction to Research Methodology in Applied Linguistics

4

ELT Practicum

4

Pedagogical Grammar

4

Literature

Introduction to Research Methodology

4

Classics in Novel

4

Classics in Drama

4

South Asian Literature

4

Semester 8

Credit Hours

Applied Linguistics

Syllabus & Material Development

4

Language Assessment

4

Research Paper

8

Literature

Internship (Literary Pedagogy & Practicum)

4

A General Survey of American Literature

4

Classics in Poetry

4

Research Paper

4

 

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