B.A. (English & History)

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Programme Overview

Course Curriculum

  • 01Popular Culture and Literature
  • 02Personality and Individual Differences
  • 03Economic Perspectives
  • 04Understanding the Past
  • 05Understanding Society
  • 06Introduction to Media Information and Literacy
  • 07Foreign Language (French / German / Spanish)
  • 01History as a Discipline: Methods and Approaches
  • 02World Civilizations: Ancient Societies
  • 03Introduction to Literary Studies
  • 04British Literature
  • 05Social Constructs of Gender
  • 06Digital Fluency and AI
  • 07Essentials of English Communication
  • 01Medieval World History
  • 02Modern World History
  • 03European Literature
  • 04Postcolonial Literatures
  • 05Understanding Ethnography
  • 06Academic Writing
  • 07Interpreting Advertisement
  • 01Economic History of India
  • 02History of Colonialism and Imperialism
  • 03History of Indian National Movement
  • 04Literary Theory and Criticism
  • 05Indian Literatures
  • 06Fitness for Life: Holistic Sports and Yoga
  • 01History of Revolutions
  • 02Contemporary World History
  • 03Narratives of the American Experience
  • 04Digital Humanities
  • 05Text and Textualities
  • 06Internship
  • 01Heritage Studies and Conservation
  • 02Translation Studies
  • 03Dissertation / Capstone Project

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The B.A. (English & History) is a three-year full-time undergraduate degree, offering an interdisciplinary study of English language and literature alongside historical inquiry and analysis.

This programme combines core topics from English and History, helping you explore a range of literary texts and cultural traditions while also examining historical events, periods and contexts. Semester-wise curriculum details are available via the university’s course page or student handbook.

Yes, the B.A. (English & History) typically includes internships and capstone or dissertation projects in the later stages of study to help you put theory into practice and build professional skills.

Applicants should normally have completed Class 12 (10 + 2) or an equivalent qualification from a recognised board. For specific entry requirements (such as minimum marks or procedures), consult the university’s admissions office or official admissions information.

Graduates can explore a wide range of careers in areas such as education, publishing, journalism, research, archival work, cultural management, editorial and communication roles, or opt for postgraduate study in English, History or related humanities and social science disciplines.