Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature

• provide an introduction to the disciplines of language and literature and the complex ways that written and spoken language and diverse texts shape understanding and meaning
• train students in the core concepts, methodologies, and analytical and theoretical approaches in both language and literature
• develop students’ understanding of English language and literature within historical, cultural, aesthetic and structural contexts
• enable students to appreciate cultural diversity through the culturally contextualized study of language and literature
• foster an intellectually stimulating and rigorous environment that encourages critical and ethical interpretations of language and literature

High school diploma with minimum 80% average or equivalent, English proficiency (IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 80 or EmSAT 1550), SAT or equivalent aptitude test, motivation letter and recommendation letters for specialized programs

• English and Globalization
• Language and Gender
• Development of the English Language
• Psychology of Language
• Contemporary Literature
• Creative Writing
• Postcolonial Literature
• Literature and Film
• Literary Journalism
• Modern Media Translation