No | Course Title | Description |
1 | Introduction to Language and Linguistics | Studies language structure and linguistic theories. |
2 | Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology | Sounds of English and their articulation. |
3 | Oral Literature | Analysis of oral literary traditions. |
4 | English Grammar, Reading and Writing | Advanced grammar and composition skills. |
5 | Language Acquisition & Learning | How language is learned and acquired. |
6 | Analysis & Teaching of the Novel | Techniques for teaching prose literature. |
7 | History and Sociology of English | Evolution and social aspects of English. |
8 | English Phonetics and Phonology | Detailed study of English sound systems. |
9 | Discourse Analysis | Studies spoken and written communication structures. |
10 | Poetry | Analysis of poetic forms and techniques. |
11 | English Morphology | Structure and formation of words. |
12 | English Syntax | Rules governing sentence structures. |
13 | Sociolinguistics | Language use across societies and groups. |
14 | Translation I & II | Principles and practice of translation. |
15 | Semantics | Study of meaning in language. |
16 | Literary Theory & Criticism | Frameworks for interpreting literature. |
17 | Stylistics | Analysis of language style in texts. |
18 | English & Literature Methods | Methodologies for teaching literature. |
19 | Generative Grammar | Formal models of grammar structure. |
20 | Elements of Drama | Study of dramatic literature. |
21 | Creative Writing | Practice in literary composition. |
22 | Error Analysis | Identifying and addressing language learning errors. |
23 | Classical Literature | Major works from classical traditions. |
24 | Psycholinguistics | Psychological processes in language use. |
25 | Pragmatics | Language use in context. |
26 | Historical & Comparative Linguistics | Comparing language development across time. |