Semester 1:
* English Language: Introduction to English language and linguistics, grammar, vocabulary, and usage.
* English Literature 1: Texts and contexts from the medieval period to the 18th century, including authors like Shakespeare, Milton, and Swift.
* English Literature 2: Focus on drama and poetry from the medieval to the 18th century.
Semester 2:
* English Language: Advanced grammar, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics.
* English Literature 3: Texts and contexts from the Romantic period to the Victorian period, covering writers such as Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Tennyson.
* English Literature 4: Emphasis on the novel genre from the Romantic to the Victorian era.
Semester 3:
* English Language: Stylistics, rhetoric, and critical theory.
* English Literature 5: Literature from the 20th century, including modernist and post-modernist texts.
* English Literature 6: Focus on the American literature tradition, exploring different genres.
Semester 4:
* English Language: Language in society, sociolinguistics, and discourse analysis.
* English Literature 7: Contemporary literature from around the world, including post-colonial and global voices.
* English Literature 8: Specialized study of a particular author, genre, or literary movement.
Semester 5:
* English Language: Research methodology and academic writing.
* English Literature 9: Major literary and cultural theories.
* English Literature 10: Independent research project or dissertation.
Semester 6:
* English Literature 11: Advanced study of a literary topic chosen by the student.
* English Literature 12: Comparative literature and world literature.
The syllabus may vary slightly depending on updates or changes made by the university. Students can also choose elective courses and attend seminars or workshops based on their interests and areas of specialization.