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M.Phil English Literature

Department
Faculty of Social Sciences & Humanities

M.Phil English Literature Program Educational Objectives

The M.Phil English Literature program aims to:

  • Pursue professional practices in English literature or advanced studies based on the technical skills and knowledge in literary theory, critical analysis, and supported disciplines.

  • Encourage students to develop and use abstract models in addition to applying respective methodologies in practical and scholarly situations.

  • Provide practical skills to the students to initiate their career in academic institutions, research organizations, publishing houses, and various fields related to literature.

  • Prove mastery of the English literature knowledge and skills necessary to work as a professional literary scholar, by demonstrating an understanding of current literary models, interpretative techniques, and critical practices.

  • Provide formal foundations for higher learning and contribute to the advancement of knowledge and innovation in the field of English literature.

COURSE FACTS

Study Level

Study Mode

Program Length

Credit Hours

Intake

Class Timings

Post-Graduate

Full Time

2 Years (4 Semesters)

30

Fall

Weekend Morning

ENTRY TO M.PHIL ENGLISH LITERATURE

Eligibility

Selection Criteria

Scholarships

Application

A minimum of 16 years of

education with at least 45%

or 2.50/4.00 CGPA.

Academic Qualification: 30%
Test/Interview: 70%

Need & Merit Based upto 100%

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Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 3
Semester 4
Course Code Name Credit Hours
ENG-703 Literary Theory and Criticism 3
ENG-705 Postcolonial theory and Literature 3
  Elective I 3
  Elective II 3
Course Code Name Credit Hours
ENG-701 Research Methodology 3
ENG-711 Pakistani Literature in English 3
  Elective III 3
  Elective IV 3
Course Code Name Credit Hours
ENG-725 Thesis 6
Course Code Name Credit Hours
ENG-725 Thesis 6
Social science tells us about the world beyond our immediate experience, and can help explain how our own society works – from the causes of unemployment or what helps economic growth, to how and why people vote, or what makes people happy. It provides vital information for governments and policymakers, local authorities, non-governmental organisations and others.