About Master of Arts English Teaching Scheme
Swaminarayan University is designed to create advanced efficiency in English literature, linguistics and teaching function in English in English. The program mixes academic depth with educational training, which makes it ideal for students, scholars or students who want to become a communication expert.
A distinctive feature of the program focuses on literary theory and practical application of language instructions. Students engage in colleagues teaching, lesson plan and class simulation activities, and increase the ability to effectively teach and communicate in educational surroundings.
Graduates are equipped for careers in teaching, material development, editing, public service, educational research and educational advice. The program also prepares students for high academic activities such as m.phil., PhD, or teacher qualification test (Tet/Net).
The University of Swaminarayan provides a dynamic academic environment led by the experienced faculty and is supported by digital language laboratories, literary forums and research central. The university promotes skill through a course contained in morals, scholarships and professional development.
Program Duration
The MA in English (with Teaching Scheme) is a two-year full-time postgraduate degree divided into four semesters. The program includes core and elective literature papers, a teaching practicum, and an optional dissertation or internship in the final semester. Program structure is as follows: foundational theory in the first year, specialization and practical components in the second.
Curriculum
MA in English (with Teaching )program span 2 years and may include a project or internship in the final year. Program structure is as follows.
|
Exam
Subject |
Subject
Code |
Credit |
|
Sem
1 |
||
|
History
of English Lit. 1500-1660 |
ENG
401 |
4 |
|
History
of English Lit. 1660-1798 |
ENG
402 |
4 |
|
Indian
Writing in English |
ENG
403 |
4 |
|
Women’s
Writing |
ENG
404 |
4 |
|
Communicative
Skills I |
ENG
405 |
4 |
|
Seminar |
ENG
406 |
4 |
|
Exam
Subject |
Subject
Code |
Credit |
|
Sem
2 |
||
|
HISTORY
OF ENGLISH LITRATURE 1798 – 1914 |
ENG
407 |
4 |
|
HISTORY
OF ENGLISH LITRATURE 1914 – 2000 |
ENG
408 |
4 |
|
COMMUNICATIVE
ENGLISH II |
ENG
409 |
4 |
|
INDIAN
LITERATURE IN ENGLISH TRANSLATOIN |
ENG
410 |
4 |
|
TRANSLATION
THEORY AND PRACTICE |
ENG
411 |
4 |
|
SEMINAR |
ENG
412 |
4 |
|
Exam
Subject |
Subject
Code |
Credit |
|
Sem
3 |
||
|
World
drama |
ENG
501 |
4 |
|
Research
methodology |
ENG
502 |
4 |
|
Literary
criticism |
ENG
503 |
4 |
|
Comparative
literature |
ENG
504 |
4 |
|
Communicative
English III |
ENG
505 |
4 |
|
Seminar |
ENG
506 |
4 |
|
Exam
Subject |
Subject
Code |
Credit |
|
Sem
4 |
||
|
Special
author T.S. Eliot |
ENG
507 |
4 |
|
Introduction
to Film Studies |
ENG
508 |
4 |
|
New
Literatures |
ENG
509 |
4 |
|
Literature
and Performing – Fine Arts |
ENG
510 |
4 |
|
Life
Literature and Thought in Twentieth Century |
ENG
511 |
4 |
|
Professional
Skills |
ENG
512 |
4 |
1. Bachelor’s degree in English or equivalent from a recognized university.
2. Minimum 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying degree (45% for SC/ST/OBC categories).
3. Candidates from other disciplines must demonstrate strong English proficiency.
4. Final-year undergraduate students are eligible to apply provisionally
a) Must be medically fit as per university norms.
b) Preference given to candidates with experience or interest in teaching, training, or communication.
c) Admission based on merit, entrance test, or interview as per university rules.