COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum is structured over three years. Year 1 introduces foundational modules like 'Reading and Writing the Nation,' 'Introduction to Literary Theory,' and 'Poetry and Poetics.' Students explore key texts and develop interpretive skills. Year 2 builds on this with modules such as 'Romantic and Victorian Literature,' 'Modernism and Experimentation,' and options like 'American Literature' or 'Gender and Literature.' Emphasis is on critical analysis and historical contexts. Year 3 features advanced modules including 'Contemporary Literature,' 'Shakespeare,' and a dissertation project where students conduct original research. Optional modules may include 'Creative Writing,' 'Film and Literature,' or 'Postcolonial Literatures.' Assessment involves essays, presentations, exams, and portfolios. The program integrates digital humanities and interdisciplinary approaches, encouraging students to engage with global perspectives and diverse voices in literature.