Module 1: Literary Theory and Criticism Explore foundational theories in literary criticism, including structuralism, post-structuralism, and feminism. Analyze their application to literary texts, enhancing your ability to interpret and critique diverse genres and forms.

Module 2: Genre Studies: Poetry and Prose Examine the characteristics and evolution of poetry and prose genres. Study major works and movements, from classical epics to contemporary poetry, developing a nuanced understanding of literary form and expression.

Module 3: Drama and Performance Investigate the history and development of dramatic literature. Analyze plays from different periods and cultures, exploring themes, characters, and theatrical techniques. Gain insights into the interplay between text and performance.

Module 4: Literature and Society Explore how literature reflects and shapes societal values, beliefs, and ideologies. Analyze texts within their historical and cultural contexts, examining issues such as identity, politics, and representation.

Module 5: Research Project in Literature Conduct an independent research project on a literary topic of your choice. Apply theoretical frameworks and critical methodologies learned throughout the program to produce a substantial piece of scholarly work.