MS English Literature – LCWU – Lahore
Course Name: MS English Literature
Overview:
The Department of English, Lahore College for Women University can claim to be one of the oldest departments in the country. Post graduate classes in Lahore College started in 1940. At that time the department was headed by Mrs. Henry Lal, who later on joined as the Principal of the college and continued working as the head of the English department till 1955.
Mrs. Urmila Siraj-ud-Din (Pride of Performance) joined the Department of English and remained on this post till 1989. During this period the English department was synonymous with Mrs. Siraj. With her as the driving sprit the department developed the traditions of commitment, scholarship, and intellectual persuits, learning to be sensitive and empowered human beings.
The English department excels in motivated participation of students in extracurricular activities too. The dramatic society parented by the department owes a lot to Mrs. Siraj-ud-Din’s invaluable support and willingness in initiating the revival of dramatic activities.
In 1989 as an acknowledgement to her persistent keen interest, the society was renamed the Siraj-ud-Din Dramatics society. Shaukat Ara Literary Society dedicated to another illustrious former HOD, is the torch bearer of literary and intellectual persuits. The Department of English is the backbone of Lahore College for Women University. The English faculty reaches out to all disciplines to teach English as a compulsory subject to Intermediate classes and B.S. (4 year) degree programs.
Number of Semesters: 4
Requirements
As per policy of the Higher Education Commission (HEC) for admission to MS/M.Phil. Programs, the female candidates must meet the following eligibility criteria:
- Minimum 16 years of education (BS or MSC in the relevant fields) or equivalent
- The candidate must have obtained 2.50/4.00 CGPA in semester system or 50% marks in annual system
- Qualifying GAT General (50% qualifying marks) is required to apply for the admission in MS Program.
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Entry test (50% qualifying marks) and interview organized by University is mandatory for admission in MS Program.
Course Duration: 2 Years
How to apply:
- The candidates may obtain admission forms along with prospectus from the university office on the dates notified. They will fill out the form in their own handwriting. They will attach the photo copies of the following documents:
i. Matriculation Certificate / Equivalent
j. Intermediate Certificate / Equivalent
k. BS / equivalent degree
l. Provisional / Character Certificate from the Head of the Institution last attended.
m. Domicile Certificate
n. NIC of the candidate
o. Monthly Income Certificate of Father / Mother / Guardian.
p. Migration Certificate (Other Board / University).
q. GAT Result Card
r. NOC from the concerned department (in case of Govt./Semi Govt. Employee)
s. Three attested passport size photographs.
t. NIC of candidate’s Father / Guardian
- In case of Foreign Candidate:
a. Attested photocopy of Foreign Passport.
b. Forwarding letter from the concerned embassy and Higher Education department, Govt. of the Punjab, Lahore
- The selected candidates shall pay the dues by the dates notified otherwise their seats will be cancelled.
- Due to limited seats in the hostel, hostel seat will be granted on merit only.
- The candidates from the other universities shall provide NOC from their respective universities.
- All the selected candidates are required to bring all original documents and two passport size photographs at the time of depositing the University dues otherwise they will not be allowed to pay the dues.
- Admission on general seats is granted strictly on merit.
- Student passed Pharm-D (5 year programme) is eligible to apply for M.Phil. Admission.
Curriculum:
Year I Semester I and II |
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Course Title |
Credit Hours |
Literary Criticism |
3 |
Shakespearean Studies |
3 |
Romantic Aesthetics |
3 |
American Literature (Novel, Short Stories) |
3 |
Advance Research and Bibliographic Methods |
3 |
Modern and Contemporary Poetry |
3 |
Modern Drama |
3 |
Post-Colonial Studies |
3 |
Year II Semester III and IV |
|
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
Thesis |
12 |