Program Summary
English and literary studies is an academic course that explores the English language, its structure, history, and diverse applications, alongside the study of literature from various periods and regions. It focuses on developing critical thinking, analytical, and communication skills through the interpretation and evaluation of literary texts, including poetry, prose, and drama. The course examines different literary movements, genres, and theories, providing students with an understanding of how literature reflects and shapes cultural, historical, and social contexts. Additionally, it delves into linguistics, creative writing, rhetoric, and the evolution of language, fostering a deeper appreciation of textual analysis and effective communication. Students engage in reading, writing, and discussion, honing their ability to articulate complex ideas, construct arguments, and appreciate artistic expression. This field of study prepares individuals for careers in education, publishing, journalism, media, and other areas requiring strong analytical and communication skills.