UNIVERSITY OF NORTH BENGAL
The Department of English was one of the few departments with which the University of North Bengal started functioning fifty years ago in 1962. Since then the Department of English has always been vibrated with teaching, research, and extramural activities. The Department has at present ten (10) teachers and two posts are likely to be filled up shortly. Most of the teachers serving now have international publications and visits to their credit. Some of them are engaged in collaborative work with universities abroad. Always innovative but earnestly student-friendly, the staff of the Department have always been trying to keep the matter of teaching and research on a par with the current international standards. A well-stocked seminar library, a computer lab, and audio-visual aids supplement the elan of the teachers to break new grounds. And the results of all these have always been satisfactory. The Department takes pride in regular output of brilliant students and researchers many of whom are well-established academics at home and abroad.
The learners get research foundation for doctoral degree
The learners will demonstrate the mastery of the English language and literature by detailing the development and current practices of literary studies, rhetoric, criticism etc. They will have the ability to critique the dominant critical theories, methodologies and practices in the field, conduct research and teach effectively.
The students get exposed to research ethics, ways to avoid plagiarism and all aspects of research methodology in concerned discipline.
Open to ALL students
Restricted to NBU students
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a state-of-the-art learning environment
an exhaustive source of knowledge resources
an well-equppied internet hub
Support Staffs
Professor Literary and cultural theory, Theatre and Performance studies, US studies
Professor Feminism, Gender Studies, Indian Writing in English, Poetry
(on lien)
Professor Interdisciplinary studies, ranging across critical theory, comparative aesthetics
Associate Professor Poetry, Postcolonial Theory
Associate Professor
HoD
Assistant Professor American Literature, Postcolonial Literature, Cultural Studies.
Assistant Professor Poetry, Indian Writing in English, Postcolonial literatures, Translation studies, Popular Culture, Ecocritical studies.
Assistant Professor Modern British Fiction, Postcolonial Literatures, Media Studies, Gender Studies, Cultural Studies.
Assistant Professor Conflict Studies, South Asian Studies, Literary Historiography.
Assistant Professor Third World Feminism and Gender Studies.
Head of the Department
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