BS (Hons.) in English Literature – UMT
Course Name: BS (Hons.) in English Literature
Overview:
The study scheme proposed herein is for the degree of BS (Hons.) in English Literature. This program is a unique initiative anywhere in the world. With a particular focus on the distinct literary history of Pakistan, the program offers a unique opportunity to immerse in a wide spectrum of regional literature. With the participation of leading artists and creative writers of the country, ICCS sponsors a number of workshops for students to explore the diverse the literary heritage in many regional language of Pakistan.
Number of Semesters: 8
Requirements
Minimum 45% marks in A-Levels/Intermediate or equivalent.
Course Duration: 4 years
How to apply:
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Applicant
- Issuance of Admission form
- Fill in Application form
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Submit to Admission Office
- Completely filled Application form
- 4 – Photographs
- Photocopies of all Academic Doc’s
- Completely filled Application form
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Checked by Admission officer
- Approved to the Admission Test
- Admit card
- Approved to the Admission Test
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Test & Interview
- NTS/UMT Entry test
- Interview
- NTS/UMT Entry test
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Merit list
- Accepted candidates
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Fee Submission
- Submit Admission & Library Charges
- First Installment of Tuition Fee
- Submit Admission & Library Charges
- Orientation
Curriculum:
Study Scheme for Semester I and II
Subjects |
No of Courses |
Credit Hours |
Major |
2 |
3 |
Allied |
2 |
3+3=6 |
Compulsory
|
3 |
3+3+2=8 |
Major Module
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History of English Literature
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Writing About Literature
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Psychology, Philosophy
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Social Media , Sociolinguistics
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Mass Communication, Magazine Journalism
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Math, Political Science
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Sociology, Media Ethics
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Critical Thinking, Islamic History
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Talking to Others: Theory and Practice of Communication, Art and Politics
Semester III and IV
Subjects |
No of Courses |
Credit Hours |
Major |
2 |
3+3=6 |
Allied |
2 |
3+3=6 |
Compulsory
|
1 |
3 |
Major Modules
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Introduction to Poetry
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Reading Short Story: Form, Technique and Theory
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Literature of the Laureates
Semester V and VI
Subjects |
No of Courses |
Credit Hours |
Major |
4 |
3 |
Optional |
2 |
3 |
TDS |
1 |
3 |
Major Modules
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Introduction to Novel: Form , Technique and theory
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Literature written in English
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Twentieth Century Authors: 1900-1945
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Synchronous Literary Research
Optional Modules
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The American Short Story
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Thematic Study of Myth and Symbolism
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Language Analysis
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Nineteenth Century Literature 1: The Romantics
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Philosophical Foundations of Literature
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Introduction to Creative Writing: Non-Fiction
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The Art of Poetry
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Literary Theory
Semester VII and VIII
Subject |
No of Courses |
Credit Hours |
Major |
4 |
3 |
Optional |
1 |
3 |
Thesis |
3 |
Major Course
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Post- Colonial Literature
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Shakespearean Drama
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American Novel since 1945
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Comparative Study of Selected Tragedies of Shakespeare
Students will choose one of the following.
Optional Modules
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Myth and Fairytale
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Woman and Literature
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Renaissance Narratives
List of Trans-Disciplinary Subjects
Semester – l Students will study any one of the following
Course |
Credit Hours |
A Textual Study of the Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam by Iqbal |
3 |
Philosophy of Science-l |
3 |
Classics of World Literature |
3 |
Critical Thinking-l |
3 |
Basics of Photography-1 |
3 |
Human Resource Management |
3 |
Social and Cultural History of India-1 |
3 |
Semiotics |
3 |
Semester – II Students will study any one of the following
Course |
Credit Hours |
Education, Culture and Society-1 |
3 |
Lahore Architecture-l |
3 |
Major Religions of the World-1 |
3 |
Literary Theory-1 |
3 |
Challenges to Islam in the Modern World-l |
3 |
Social and Cultural History of India |
3 |
Philosophy and Contemporary World-II |
3 |
Introduction to Post-structuralism |
3 |
Semester-III Students will study any one of following
.
Course |
Credit Hours |
Literary Theory-II |
3 |
Philosophy of Science-II |
3 |
Classics of World Literature-II |
3 |
Critical Thinking-II |
3 |
Environmental Studies-I |
3 |
Challenges to Islam in the Modern World-II |
3 |
Applied Ethics |
3 |
Introduction to Post-modernist Theory |
3 |
Semester –IV Students will study any one of following
.
Course |
Credit Hours |
Education, Culture and Society-II |
3 |
Lahore Architecture-II |
3 |
Major Religions of the World-II |
3 |
Communication Theory |
3 |
Conceptual Foundations of Social Sciences |
3 |
Philosophy and Contemporary World |
3 |