B.A. English (Aided) and M.A. English Literature (Aided)

About the programme

Pioneered in 1963 with BA English Literature and Part II English, the Department of English was granted approval by Madras University on 7/5/1964 in communication no. 3/1(4)/64/A4318 Dt 7/5/1964 for Branch XII English with 12 permanent seats.Formalization for permanent aegis of MA Literature was acknowledged via communication no. 3/1(34)69/A2583 Dt 21/07/1969 by Bharathiar University in 1969 with 13 permanent seats and 1 seat for PG Diploma. MPhil English PT was introduced in 1983, FT in 1989 and PhD English in 2009 under the affiliation of Bharathiar University.

Vision

The vision of the English Department is to hone students to the richness, range and vitality of the English Language and Literature.

It aspires to provide the most ideal pedagogical inputs for literary studies from undergraduate to post- doctoral level on par with the best worldwide.

It strives to give maximum impetus to research and research-oriented activities by facilitating with upgraded infrastructure, and required ambience.

Mission

The Mission of the English Department is to prepare the students to discover the dynamics of English studies in the contemporary context, imbibed with multi-cultural perspective and qualified by critical thought, thereby bridging the gap between the word and the world. The department aims to make available the entire spectrum of English studies coupled with cutting- edge research of global relevance and enables students to confront the challenges of life through life- long learning.

BA (English Literature)

The programme instills a comprehensive understanding and humanistic approach to peoples, cultures, and global issues through the study of the various literatures in English as they appear in different forms and genres.

For more details click here Syllabus 2015-2018 Syllabus 2016-2019 Syllabus 2017-2020

Syllabus 2018-2021 Syllabus 2019-2022 Syllabus 2020-2023 Syllabus 2021-2024

MA (English Literature)

The programme helps students develop knowledge and understanding of English literature and sharpen skills of literary research, writing and analysis. It ensures the development of research and analytical skills, and advances the level of writing.

For more details click here Syllabus 2015-2017 Syllabus 2016-2018 Syllabus 2017-2019

Syllabus 2018-2020 Syllabus 2019-2021 Syllabus 2020-2022 Syllabus 2021-2023

Name	Designation	Email
Dr. Sushil Mary Mathews	Associate Professor and HoD	sushil@psgrkcw.ac.in
Mrs. R. Maheswari	Associate Professor	maheswari@psgrkcw.ac.in
Mrs. P. Subhapriya	Associate Professor	subhapriya@psgrkcw.ac.in
Dr. Sumathy K Swamy	Associate Professor	sumathikswamy@psgrkcw.ac.in
Dr. M. Angeline	Assistant Professor	angeline@psgrkcw.ac.in
Dr. A. Dhanalakshmi	Assistant Professor	dhanalakshmi@psgrkcw.ac.in
Ms. E. R. Anuradha	Assistant Professor	anuradha@psgrkcw.ac.in
Dr. S. Lavanya	Assistant Professor	lavanyas@psgrkcw.ac.in
Dr. J. Santhosh Priyaa	Assistant Professor	santhoshpriyaa@psgrkcw.ac.in
Dr. Narasingaram Jayashree	Assistant Professor	jayashree@psgrkcw.ac.in
Dr. V. Mathangi	Assistant Professor	mathangi@psgrkcw.ac.in
Ms. P. Vanmathi	Assistant Professor	vanmathi@psgrkcw.ac.in
Mrs. B. Ramya	Assistant Professor	ramya@psgrkcw.ac.in
Dr. S. Gomathi	Assistant Professor	gomathis@psgrkcw.ac.in
Ms. Keren Vinita	Assistant Professor	kerenvinita@psgrkcw.ac.in
Ms. A. Nafila	Assistant Professor	nafila@psgrkcw.ac.in
Dr. T. Poornamathi Meenakshi	Assistant Professor	poornamathi@psgrkcw.ac.in
Ms. Ayesha M. I.	Assistant Professor	ayesha@psgrkcw.ac.inin
Ms. Keerthana. R	Assistant Professor	keerthanar@psgrkcw.ac.inin