Courses
The Department of English at Auxilium Arts and Science College for Women is dedicated to enhancing language proficiency, literary appreciation, and critical thinking skills. The department nurtures a love for literature while equipping students with effective communication skills, creative writing abilities, and analytical thinking. With experienced faculty, interactive learning methods, and an industry-aligned curriculum, the department ensures students develop a strong foundation in English literature, linguistics, and cultural studies.
The B.A. English program is a three-year undergraduate degree designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of English literature, literary theories, and language studies. It enhances students' linguistic, interpretative, and analytical skills, preparing them for careers in education, media, content creation, and public relations. The curriculum also integrates creative writing, translation studies, and digital communication to meet contemporary industry demands.
Curriculum Overview
The B.A. English curriculum covers a broad range of literary, linguistic, and communication studies, ensuring a well-rounded academic foundation.
First Year
- History of English Literature
- British Poetry and Prose
- English Grammar & Usage
- Indian Writing in English
- Environmental Studies
Second Year
- American Literature
- Drama & Theatre Studies
- Literary Criticism & Theory
- Journalism & Mass Communication
- Translation Studies
Third Year
- World Literature
- Postcolonial Studies
- Creative Writing & Technical Writing
- Women’s Writing
- Research Methodology & Project Work
At Auxilium Arts and Science College for Women, we strive to cultivate intellectual curiosity, creativity, and effective communication skills, shaping students into confident and articulate professionals.
Graduates of B.A. English have diverse career options in education, media, publishing, corporate communication, and creative industries. They can pursue roles such as:
- Content Writer / Editor
- Journalist
- Public Relations Officer
- Digital Marketer
- Copywriter
- English Teacher / Lecturer
- Translator
- Scriptwriter
- Media Analyst
- Human Resource Executive
Students can also opt for higher studies like M.A. English, M.Phil., Ph.D., Journalism, Mass Communication, or B.Ed. to enhance their career prospects.