Overview

The BA (Honours) English Literature, Communication and Journalism (Double Major) programme stands out for its dynamic, multidisciplinary curriculum designed to cultivate critical, creative, and professional competencies. The programme integrates English Literature with Communication and Journalism, offering a robust combination of theoretical depth and practical experience. Core highlights include a rich array of foundational, intermediate, and advanced courses covering classical and contemporary literature, media studies, broadcast and print journalism, creative writing, advertising, and digital media. Students benefit from experiential learning through internships, field-based projects, practicum modules, and electives tailored to emerging industry demands. The syllabus emphasizes literary analysis, critical thinking, communication strategies, media ethics, and digital literacy, ensuring graduates are well equipped for diverse careers.

Why choose B.A (Honours) English Literature, Communication and Journalism (Double Major) Programme  in Marian?

Career Focused Curriculum – Study emerging areas such as,  environmental humanities, travel and food studies, digital storytelling, visual narratives and communication technologies that resonate with to contemporary academic and industry trends.

Research, Creativity, and Innovation – Develop advanced skills in literary research, academic writing, media analysis, creative expression, and digital content production through independent projects and interdisciplinary inquiry.

Expert Faculty and Individual Mentorship – Learn from experienced faculty who mentor students in academic research, creative pursuits, media practice, and career development through continuous guidance and personalized support.

Diverse Career Pathways – Graduate with the knowledge, practical experience, and transferable skills to pursue careers in literature, teaching, publishing, journalism, digital media, corporate communication, advertising, public relations, content development, education, research, creative industries, civil services, and higher studies.