Available at Al Noor College of Engineering & Technology

Bachelor of Studies in English

Department of English · kohat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
4 years 8 semesters 144 credit hours Maximum 6 years

Program overview

The Bachelor of Studies in English Language & Literature is a four-year degree program that explores the richness of the English language through the study of classical and contemporary literature, linguistics, and critical theory. The curriculum includes poetry, prose, drama, literary criticism, syntax, phonetics, sociolinguistics, and applied linguistics, along with creative and academic writing. Students develop strong analytical, interpretive, and communication skills. The program prepares graduates for diverse fields such as education, media, publishing, and civil services. Career opportunities include roles as teachers, writers, editors, researchers, communication specialists, and content developers.

Eligibility

  • 4 Years: Candidates holding Intermediate certificate with at least 45% marks or A-Levels with equivalency certificate from IBCC Islamabad or an equivalent certificate from a recognized institution are eligible to apply.
  • 2 Years: Candidates holding Associate Degree in relevant discipline with at least 45% marks or 2.00 CGPA on the scale of 4.00 from a recognized institution are eligible to apply. The scheme from 5th till 8th Semester will be followed.
  • 2.5 Years: Candidates holding Bachelor degree (14 years of education) with at least 45% marks or 2.00 CGPA on the scale of 4.00 from a recognized institution are eligible to apply. After Bridge Semester, the scheme from 5th till 8th Semester will be followed.
  • Candidates will be required to pass an entry test or an aptitude interview conducted by the university.

Documents required

  • Matric DMC and Secondary School Certificate
  • Intermediate DMC & Provisional Certificate, and Higher Secondary School Certificate
  • Equivalency Certificate from IBCC (For A Level/Other than BISE students)
  • BA/BSc/AD DMC/Transcript and Degree
  • Applicant CNIC / Form B
  • Father/Guardian CNIC
  • Domicile
  • 04 Recent Passport size Photographs (Light Blue Background)
  • NOC from previous University (for Migration/Transfer Cases)
  • Original Transcript from previous University (for Migration/Transfer Cases)

Program Objectives and Program Outcomes

 

Program Objectives:

 

The program develops learners' ability to critically read and analyze linguistic and literary texts in their historical, socio-political, cultural and philosophical contexts, combined with aesthetic pleasure and intellectual stimulation. Emphasis is on literary expression (poetry, prose, novel, drama, non-fiction) as well as linguistic and rhetorical skills through frequent reading and writing assignments and class discussions.

 

Program Outcomes:

  • Students will have profound knowledge of the techniques of textual analysis.
  • Students will be competent to adequately express themselves in oral and written communication.
  • Students will have profound knowledge of the key concepts in English language and literature.
  • Students will be able to critically explore major schools of literary criticism and theory.
  • Graduates will be able to conduct both qualitative and quantitative research in the fields of English literature and linguistics.

Fee Structure

Program Duration (Years)

4

No. of Semesters

8

Admission Fee (One Time)

5,000

Sem Enrollment/ Exam Fee

10,000

Tuition Fee (Per Sem)

30,000

Security (Refundable)

5,000

Sem-1 Fee

50,000

Sem-2 Fee

40,000

Sem-3 Fee

40,000

Sem-4 Fee

40,000

Sem-5 Fee

40,000

Sem-6 Fee

40,000

Sem-7 Fee

40,000

Sem-8 Fee

40,000

Total Program Fee

330,000

 

Fees are subject to university policy and may be revised. Please confirm the current payable amount with the Distance Learning Directorate or your selected center.

Scheme of study

Explore the courses included in each semester of this program.

Semester 18 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
GS 123Islamic Studies (only for Muslims)2-0
GS 141Values, Ethics & Society (only for Non-Muslims)2-0
GE 112Introduction to Philosophy3-0
GE 202Civics & Community Engagement2-0
GS 128Pakistan Studies2-0
ENG 100Functional English3-0
ELL 104British Literary History: Medieval to Romantic3-0
ELL 108Introduction to Linguistics3-0
Semester 26 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
GS 103Eco System3-0
IT 107Applications of Information & Communication Technologies2-1
MA 100Mathematics-I (Pre-Calculus)3-0
ELL 110Introduction to Phonetics & Phonology2-1
ELL 112British Literary History: Victorian to Modern3-0
ELL 114Morphology, Grammar & Syntax3-0
Semester 37 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
GE 201Ideology and Constitution of Pakistan2-0
MGT 270Entrepreneurship2-0
MA 210Introduction to Statistics3-0
ELL 307Sociolinguistics3-0
ELL 306Semantics & Pragmatics3-0
ELL 103Introduction to Literary Studies3-0
ELL 203Prose3-0
Semester 48 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
ENG 209Academic Writing3-0
GS 324Sociology3-0
ELL 209Psycholinguistics3-0
ELL 205Teaching of English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)2-1
ELL 207Literary Theory3-0
ELL 215Literary Criticism3-0
QT 101Understanding of Holy Quran-I (only for Muslims)0-1
MR 101Minority Rights in the Constitution of Pakistan-I (only for Non-Muslims)1-0
Semester 58 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
SGY 301Gender Studies3-0
EDU 307Curriculum Development3-0
ELL 308Poetry I (Pre-Romantic)3-0
ELL 310Novel I (Birth & Rise)3-0
ELL 311Drama I (Elizabethan Drama)3-0
ELL 313School of Thoughts in Linguistics3-0
QT 300Understanding of Holy Quran-II (only for Muslims)0-1
MR 300Minority Rights in the Constitution of Pakistan-II (only for Non-Muslims)1-0
Semester 66 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
ELL 323Introduction to Discourse Analysis3-0
ELL 325Poetry II (Romantic & Modern)3-0
ELL 418Stylistics3-0
ELL 315Language & AI Technology in the Digital Age3-0
ELL 317Novel II (Growth & Development)3-0
ELL 319Drama II (Post-Shakespearian Dramatic Experience)3-0
Semester 75 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
ELL 412American Literature3-0
ELL 414Introduction to Translation Studies3-0
ELL 403Introduction to Applied Linguistics3-0
ELL 410Post-colonial Literature3-0
ELL 406Research Methodology in English Studies3-0
Semester 85 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
ELL 407Pakistani Literature in English3-0
ELL 405Post Modern Fiction3-0
RES 485Capstone Project0-3
ELL 408Forensic Linguistics3-0
ELL 409Language, Race & Ethnicity3-0
Bridge Semester8 courses
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
ELL 209Psycholinguistics3-0
ELL 103Introduction to Literary Studies3-0
ELL 104British Literary History: Medieval to Romantic3-0
ELL 114Morphology, Grammar & Syntax3-0
ELL 108Introduction to Linguistics3-0
ELL 215Literary Criticism3-0
QT 101Understanding of Holy Quran-I (only for Muslims)0-1
MR 101Minority Rights in the Constitution of Pakistan-I (only for Non-Muslims)1-0
Summer Semester1 course
Course codeCourse titleCredit hours
INT 410Internship0-3

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