B.A. (Hons) - English

Program Code 19061

Campus Kolkata

Institute Amity Institute of English Studies and Research, Kolkata

University Amity University, Kolkata

Eligibility For Non sponsored category : Class XII ...

Duration 3 Years

Selection Process

  • Program Fee (Rs. in Lacs)
  • 1st Year Non Sponsored Semester 0.525
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Course Structure

1st Year

    Semester 1

  • Elementary Sociology- I
  • History -an Introduction
  • Drama From Elizabethan to Restoration Age
  • English Poetry From Chaucer to Blake
  • History of English Literature
  • World Cinema I
  • Environmental Studies
  • CREATIVE WRITING - I
  • Communication Skills - I
  • Common Curriculum Courses

Semester 2

  • Indian Knowledge of Humanities & Social Sciences
  • Stress and Coping Strategies
  • Elementary Sociology- II
  • History - The Gupta Age to 650 Ad
  • English Poetry From Wordsworth to Tennyson
  • Introduction to Classical Indian Literature in Translation
  • Introduction to Modern Drama
  • World Cinema II
  • Creative Writing.- II
  • Communication Skills – Level II
  • Common Curriculum Courses

2nd Year

Semester 3

  • Summer Project - I
  • Creative Writing in English
  • American Novel
  • English Novel
  • Introduction to Literary Criticism
  • Prose Down The Ages
  • Common Curriculum Courses

Semester 4

  • Case Study - I
  • History of English Language
  • Literature and Secularism
  • Popular Fiction
  • Studies In Autobiography
  • Creative Writing in English
  • 20th Century Indian English Drama
  • 20th Century Indian English Novel
  • Introduction to Literary Theory
  • Common Curriculum Courses

3rd Year

Semester 5

  • Summer Project - II
  • African Literature
  • Classical Indian Literature in Translation
  • Contemporary Canadian Fiction
  • Introduction to Linguistics
  • Seminar - I
  • Advanced Creative Writing in English
  • Australian Literature
  • Modern English Poetry
  • Common Curriculum Courses

Semester 6

  • Major Project - I
  • American Novel
  • American Poetry
  • Introduction to Psycholinguistics
  • Introduction to Sociolinguistics
  • Modern European Drama
  • Modern English Novel
  • Common Curriculum Courses