About the Programme
The Masters programme in English with Communication Studies, initiated in 2008 aspires to sustain and revive an academic interest in literary and cultural theories. The courses offered are as contemporarily relevant as possible, even eclectic. A conscious effort is made to ensure that theories are grounded in textual readings, wherever possible. Testing and evaluation patterns aim at fostering a culture of research rather than an exam driven system, which will enhance student reading and creativity. To cater to the practical demands, ELT, Media and Communication courses and the internship component are skill based and endeavour to make the programme application oriented. In keeping with the increasingly diversified and competitive world, the programme is graded across the four semesters from foundational courses in the first year to specialization courses in the second year. Based on the foundational courses offered in the first year, four specializations are offered in the second year – Literary Studies, Language Studies, Audio- Visual Studies and Cultural Studies. Students are expected to choose any two specializations out of the four offered. The four specializations are designed based on the emerging academic and professional changes and developments across the world. The programme offers one value added course per semester at the Postgraduate level for the first three semesters alone. Value added courses provide students an opportunity to develop discipline specific and inter-disciplinary skills. These courses will give the adequate training to the students to develop their own interests and aptitudes.The objective is to help them enhance and gain a nuanced understanding of their curriculum.
Why Choose This Programme?
Relevant and Contemporary Curriculum
Innovative Assessment Practices
Internships
Innovative Pedagogy
Research
Service Learning
Choose Your Track
Corporate Communication & Content Strategy
Corporate Communication & Content Strategy Covers executive communication , critical management frameworks , introductory communication mechanics , and professional technical writing to build portfolios for corporate houses, brand strategies, and corporate public relations.
Media, Journalism & Digital Publishing Focuses on multimedia production , visual culture analysis , digital humanities , digital cultures , material curation , and cinema theory to prepare students for modern newsrooms, content houses, and digital-first media networks.
Higher Education, Pedagogy & AI Integration Bridges linguistics , core literary canons (British, South Asian, Indian, American, Postcolonial, and Comparative) , research methodologies , advanced dissertation writing , and English Language Teaching (ELT) integrated with AI.
What You Will Learn
Eligibility & Fee Structure
Career Paths
Your Career Roadmap
Select a specialisation track to explore the learning journey and career outcomes tailored to your chosen domain.
Foundation Phase (Sem 1)
Introduction to Communication Studies & Introduction to Linguistics and Applied Linguistics. Develops baseline skills in linguistic structures, message design, and communication mechanics.
Core Specialisation (Sem 2)
Corporate Communication & Critical Management Studies. Focuses on organizational narrative frameworks, business communication models, and stakeholder landscape analysis.
Advanced & Application (Sem 3–4)
Technical Writing (Practical) & a high-credit Internship. Hands-on portfolio generation, professional text architecture, and real-world deployment in corporate houses or PR cells.
Foundation Phase (Sem 1)
Digital Media Production & Introduction to Communication Studies. Builds hands-on skills in multimedia content generation, digital asset layout, and communication histories.
Core Specialisation (Sem 2–3)
Visual Culture, Digital Humanities, & Digital Cultures. Explores digital text analytics, visual communication trends, and cultural data curation across modern media networks.
Advanced & Application (Sem 3–4)
Material Culture and Curation, Critical Approaches to Cinema, & an intensive media Internship. Sharpens film theory, multimedia exhibition layout, and practical immersion inside digital newsrooms or publishing firms.
Foundation Phase (Sem 1)
British Literature, South Asian Literature, & Literary Theory and Criticism. Establishes rigorous canonical foundations, textual criticism, and deep analytical frameworks.
Core Specialisation (Sem 2–3)
Indian Literatures, American Literature, & Research Methodology. Transitions students into independent academic inquiry, data collection mechanics, and diverse regional literary modules.
Advanced & Application (Sem 3–4)
Advanced English Language Teaching (ELT) with Digital Technologies and AI, Postcolonial Literature, Dissertation, & Internship. Integrates generative AI tools for smart-classroom lesson architecture, culminating in a major academic dissertation and teaching practicums.
Admission Process
- Register with your Email ID
- Login to the Admission Portal
- Fill the Application Form
- Pay Application Fee
- Entrance Test (If Applicable)
- Assessment
- Interview
- Check login page for result
- If selected, Offer Letter attached
- Pay Course Fee Online
- Complete Admission Process
Ready to Apply?
Applications are open. Deadline: 2026-12-06 23:45:00.