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Profile
BRIEF HISTORY
The Department of English, The Madura College, is as old as the College itself. It has had academic luminaries as teachers. At present, it is a recognized research department of the Madurai Kamaraj University leading to doctoral programmes. The department offers papers on Indian Writing in English, British Literature, English Language Teaching and a host of other subjects at the PG and UG level. It is a prestigious department and much sought after by students in the region. Several Seminars funded by UGC have also been conducted by the department at the National level. The Department of English consists of eminent academicians who have published at the National and International level.
Vision
To produce disciplined and committed students through quality education and research enabling themselves to be professionally equipped and socially upright citizens in this modern digital world.
Mission
- To help the students develop literary sensibility, critical thinking, and an acute penetrating and understanding of literary history, literary criticism and a wide range of literary texts in prose, poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and drama.
- To articulate clear questions and ideas in class discussion; listen thoughtfully and respectfully to other's ideas.
- To provide practice in writing a variety of genres as a process of intellectual inquiry, creative expression and ultimately to become more effective thinkers and communicators who are well equipped for a variety of careers in our information intensive society.
PROGRAMMES OFFERED
Name of Programme | Year of Affiliation |
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B.A. (SF) | 2012 |
M.A. (Aided) | 1988 |
Ph.D. (Aided) | 2023 |
CLUB/ASSOCIATION
Name of the club: DELPHI ENGLISH CLUB (AIDED STREAM)Delphi English Club-An Inter Departmental Endeavour. The Club was started on 15th December 2017 to fulfil the needs of the literary enthusiasts at The Madura College. The initiative was taken by the Department of English with a view to sharpen the knowledge of students and provide them opportunities for a wider intellectual exposure.
Activities:
The Delphi English Club of The Madura College organized and conducted various competitions like Quiz, Pencil Drawing, Verse writing, As You Like It, News Reading, Book review, Poetry recitation, story writing, Theatre model exhibition, short film and enacting play for the students of English department.
Name of the club: BENZAITEN (SF STREAM)Objectives:
- To inculcate among students a love for language and enhance their literary skills.
- To encourage students become orators to display their intellectual and independent thinking skills and imbibe a sense of confidence.
- To improve and develop the four major English skills: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing.
- To provide a place for language learners to use English in a casual setting.
- To help to gain invaluable leadership as well as life skills.
Activities:
(Brief the activities being carried out under the club in general)
- Inauguration- 06.12.2021
- Club Activities - Literary quiz, literary parade, enacting the Shakespearean plays, role plays, play narration, poem recitation – 04.12.2022
- Literary Club Activities – 28.02.2023
- Rangoli – Literary Figures
- Poetry Recitation – Sonnet (Genre)
- Nature
- My Childhood Days
- Paper Presentation
- Gender roles in literature
- Good versus Bad in Shakespeare's work
- Literary Festive – 03.03.2023
FUTURE PLAN:
- To upgrade the department as a premier research department.
- To conduct more qualitative seminars/ workshops for the students and teachers.
PEO-PSO-CLO
Programme Educational Outcomes (PEO-B.A. English)
After successful completion of the programme, the students will be able to
PEO1 | provide a framework to peer the subject as a bridge to the world by recognizing the different conditions in pluralistic society |
PEO2 | assimilate the ability, balance harmony and inclusiveness: Identify and define aspects or attributes of English Literature |
PEO3 | provide a frame of reference for maintaining national standards with international compatibility of learning outcomes of English Literature and academic standards to ensure global competitiveness, and to facilitate student/graduate mobility; |
PEO4 | formulate outcomes that are responsive to social and technological changes in order that the pedagogy will meet students' needs arising from the changes. LOCF encourages effective use of new technologies as tools for learning and provide a balance between what is common to the education of all students and the kind of flexibility and openness required for education; |
PEO5 | provide higher education institutions an important point of reference for designing teaching-learning strategies, assessing student learning levels, and periodic review of programmes and academic standards for English Literature with shift from domain knowledge to processes of realising the outcomes; |
PEO6 | provide HEI as a developmental approach through LOCF that would accommodate social needs and provide students a clear direction of learning. |
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO-B.A. English)
After successful completion of the programme, the students will be able to
PSO Number | Programme Specific Objectives | Graduate Attributes |
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PSO1 | demonstrate a set of basic skills in literary communication and explication of literary practices and process with clarity |
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PSO2 | analyze various literary genres and stylistic variations and write critically and with imagination |
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PSO3 | evaluate literary texts as a field of study and as part of the wider network of local and global culture |
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PSO4 | systematically analyze the existing scholarship and expand critical questions and the knowledge base in the field of English studies using digital resources |
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PSO5 | cultivate a better understanding of values – both literary values that aide us in literary judgment and also values of life at all stages and apply it appropriately |
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PSO6 | channelize the interests of the students in a better way and make more meaningful choices regarding career after completion of graduate programme. |
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Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO-M.A. English)
After successful completion of the programme, the students will be able to
PSO Number | Programme Specific Objectives | Graduate Attributes |
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PSO1 | comprehend linguistics as applied in translation and the teaching of English as L2 besides understanding the history of the English language and the structure of modern English |
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PSO2 | provide imagination and critical insights into all areas of human experience – war and peace, nature and culture, love and sexuality, selfhood and social identity, justice and atrocity, the burdens of history and the dreams of the future |
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PSO3 | think and write creatively and critically and will be able to interpret any piece of writing |
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PSO4 | hone their skills on specific areas like advertising, public relations, journalism and media studies, creative writing, media production and media management through modern tools |
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PSO5 | improve their professional outlook for better performance |
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PSO6 | understand the significance of preserving nature and environment by reading Nature Writers, and Sci-Fi literature. |
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Programme Structure / CLO
Programme | Programme Structure | CLO |
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B.A. English | View | View |
M.A. English | View | View |
Syllabus
2017 REGULATIONS
2020 REGULATIONS
S.NO | COURSE TITLE | COURSE CODE | MAJOR / ANCILLARY / ELECTIVE / SBE / NME / PRACTICAL | SYLLABUS |
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SEMESTER I | ||||
1 | English–I | 20U1NEN1 | Part –II : Eng–I | View Syllabus |
SEMESTER II | ||||
2 | English–II | 20U2NEN2 | Part – II : Eng–II | View Syllabus |
SEMESTER III | ||||
3 | English - III | 20U3NEN3 | Part – II : Eng–III | View Syllabus |
SEMESTER IV | ||||
4 | English - IV | 20U4NEN4 | Part – II : Eng–IV | View Syllabus |
Faculty Details
Aided Stream
Name | Designation | Date of Join | Area of Specialization | Profile |
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![]() Dr.R.Subramony |
Associate Professor & Head | 20/06/2001 | Indian Writing in English | Vidwan Profile |
![]() Dr.Sheela P.Karthick |
Associate Professor | 20.6.2001 | Comparative Literature, Canadian Literature, Feminist Criticism, Research Methodology, Eco-feminism | Vidwan Profile |
![]() Dr.G.Sivasubramaian |
Associate Professor | 20.02.2008 | African Literature, Comparative Literature, English Language Teaching, Linguistics, Literary Criticism | Vidwan Profile |
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Associate Professor | 22-02-2008 | English Language Teaching | Vidwan Profile |
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Associate Professor | 25-02-2008 | Indian Writing in English / Diasporic Literature | Vidwan Profile |
Prof.C.UdhayaBanu | Assistant Professor | Vidwan Profile | ||
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Assistant Professor | 16.06.2016 | Indian Writing in English(Science Fiction) | Vidwan Profile |
![]() Dr. S. Venkatesh |
Associate Professor | 03.12.2007 | ELT | Vidwan Profile |
![]() Mrs. B. Tamilselvi |
Assistant Professor | 01-02-2021 | Indian Writing in English, Postcolonial Literature | Vidwan Profile |
AD-HOC FACULTIES | ||||
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Name | Designation | Area of Specialization | Profile | |
Prof. Dhanalakshmi | Assistant Professor | Vidwan Profile |
SF Stream
Name | Designation | Date of Join | Area of Specialization | Profile |
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![]() Prof.S Selvaulaganathan |
Assistant professor | 15/06/2018 | Indo Anglian Literature (poetry) | Profile |
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Assistant Professor | 10.6.2010 | Post Colonial Literature ,Feminist Literature, Comparitive Literature | Profile |
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Assistant Professor | 20.07.2015 | Social History of England,Shakespeare,Indian Writing in English | Profile |
![]() I.Arokia Sahaya Metilda |
Assistant professor | 28-06-2017 | Indian Writing in English | Profile |
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Assistant Professor | 12-12-2018 | translation of select Indian Short stories | Profile |
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Assistant Professor | 01. 07. 2015 | Poetrey. Literary Criticism | Profile |
![]() Dr.K.Vidhya |
Assistant professor | 04.07.2019 | Gender Studies, African Literature, American Literature | Profile |
![]() Dr.L.P.Sangeetha Priya |
Assistant Professor | 01.08.2019 | Journalism, English Language Teaching, Canadian Literature | Profile |
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Assistant Professor | 02.01.2020 | Poetry,Dramas,Lit.Criticism | Profile |
Remarkable Activities
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Research Activities
Research Guides
S.No. | Name & Designation | Area of Specialization | E-mail Id | Date of Recognition |
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1 | Dr.R.Subramony (Associate Professor & Head) |
Indian Writing In English | [email protected] [email protected] | 2/14/2018 |
2 | Dr.Sheela P.Karthick (Associate Professor) |
Comparative Literature, Canadian Literature, Feminist, Criticism, Research Methodology, Eco-Feminism | [email protected] [email protected] | 8/12/2009 |
3 | Dr.A.Chandra Bose (Assistant Professor) |
English Language Teaching | [email protected] [email protected] |
4/21/2014 |
4 | Dr.A.Vignesh Kumar (Assistant Professor) |
Indian Writing In English (Science Fiction) | [email protected] [email protected] |
11/7/2017 |
Research Projects
S.No. | Title of the project | Name of the PI | Sanctioned Amount (Rs.) | Funding Agency | Year of Award | Duration |
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1 | Sri Aurobindo's Contribution To The Knowledge Of The Vedas, Upanishads And The Bagavadgita | Dr.R.Subramony | 300,000 | Indian council of Social Sciences Research, New Delhi | 2019 | 1 Year |
2 | Vedic Heritage of Tamilnadu | Dr.R.Subramony | 50,000 | Indian Policy Foundation, New Delhi | 2021 | 1 Year |
Research Publications
S.No. | Title of paper | Name of the author/s | Name of Journal | Year of publication | ISSN number | Link to website of the Journal | Link to article/paper/abstract of the article | Is it listed in UGC Care list/Scopus/Web of Science/other, mention |
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1 | The Philosophy of the Yoga-Vasistha | Dr. R. Subramony | Sambodhi | 2021 | 2249-6661 | View | View | View |
2 | Sri Aurobindo's Arya | Dr. R. Subramony | Sambodhi | 2021 | 2249-6661 | View | View | View |
3 | The Relationship Between Sri Aurobindo And Indian Philosophy | Dr. R. Subramony | Rock Pebbles | 2021 | 0975-0509 | View | View | View |
4 | Exclusion And Exploitation In Sharankumar Limbale’s The Outcast | O.Devika, Dr.A.Chandra Bose | Sambodhi (UGC Care Journal) | 2021 | 2249-6661 | View | View | View |
5 | A Study Of Sublime Of The Subltern Women In Shobhaa De's Socialist Evenings | C. Sandhanam, Dr. A. Vignesh Kumar | Strad Research | 2021 | 0039-2049 | View | View | View |
6 | Hostland Vs Homeland In Sunetra Gupta's Memories Of Rain | A. Kavitha, Dr. A. Vignesh Kumar | Strad Research | 2021 | 0039-2049 | View | View | View |
7 | A Varied Super Power Characters In Samit Basu's Turbulence: A Contemporary Social Realistic Tale | Dr. A. Vignesh Kumar, J. Jackson | Strad Research | 2021 | 0039-2049 | View | View | View |
8 | Self Assertion Of Devi In Chitra Hariharan's The Thousand Faces Of Night | I. Arockiya Sahaya Metilda | Shodhsamhita: Journal of fundamental &comparative research | 2021 | 2277-7067 | View | View | View |
9 | In Pursuit Of Black Identity: A Post-Colonial Reading Of Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye | R. Ramesh | Shodhsamhita: Journal of fundamental &comparative research | 2021 | 2277-7067 | View | View | View |
10 | Brahman As Defined By Sri Aurobindo | Dr. S. Subramony | Kala Sarovar | 2020 | 0975-4520 | View | View | View |
11 | Sri Aurobindo And Philosophy | Dr. S. Subramony | Kala | 2020 | 0975-7945 | View | View | View |
12 | Sri Aurobindo-Prophet Of The Future | Dr. S. Subramony | Maharaja Sayajirao | 2020 | 0025-0422 | View | View | View |
13 | Martians And The Modern Human Race: H.G Wells' Futuristic Views In The War Of The Worlds | Dr. A. Vignesh Kumar | Dogo Rangsang Research | 2020 | 2347-7180 | View | View | View |
14 | Assertion Of Liberating Self In Shashi Deshpande's The Dark Holds No Terrors | A. Ponni, Dr.B.Thavaseelan | Palarch's Journal Of Archeology Of Egypt/Egyptology | 2020 | 1567-214X | View | View | View |
15 | Sri Aurobindo And Modern India | Dr. S. Subramony | Kala : The journal of Indian Art History Congress | 2019 | 0975-7945 | View | View | View |
Book Publications
S.No. | Name of the teacher | Title of the book | Year of publication | ISBN/ISSN number of the proceeding | Name of the publisher |
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1 | Dr.S.Sudha | Paradise on Earth an International Anthology Volume Two | 2022 | 9798-7437-97-097 | Third Eye Butterfly Press, Orlando, Florida, USA |
2 | Dr.Sheela P. Karthick | Sisters Under the Skin: Margaret Laurence and Vaasanthi | 2022 | 978-93-93737-19-9 | Shanlax Publications, Madurai |
3 | Dr. S. Venkatesh | Essential English and general knowledge | 2022 | 978-93-94899-95-7 | Saraswathi Sankarakuppan Publication, Madurai |
4 | Dr.A.Chandrabose | Bleeding Hearts and Mumbling Minds - A Sympony of Poems | 2022 | 978-93-92188-67-1 | EMERALD PUBLISHERS |
5 | Dr.S.Venkatesh | English for Elegance and Excellence | 2020 | 978-93-90082-49-0 | Smt. Saraswathy Publications |
6 | Dr.R.Subramony | Sri Aurobindo and Teilhard De Chardin - A comparative study | 2019 | 978-81-938158-0-9 | Academic Publishing International, New Delhi |
7 | Dr.R.Subramony | The Life and Philosophy of Sri Aurobindo | 2018 | 978-81-936075-6-5 | Academic Publishing International, New Delhi |
8 | Dr.R.Subramony | Studies of Vedic Heritage in Tamilnadu - Contribution of R.Nagaswamy | 2018 | 978-81-936075-9-6 | Academic Publishing International, New Delhi |
9 | Dr.R.Subramony | Vedic and Upanishadic Literature - Contributions of T.V.Kapali Shastry and M.P.Pandit | 2018 | 978-81-936075-7-2 | Academic Publishing International, New Delhi |
10 | Dr.R.Subramony | The Life and Philosophy of Adi Sankaracharya | 2018 | 978-81-936075-5-8 | Academic Publishing International, New Delhi |
11 | Dr.R.Subramony | Education in the Vedic and Upanishadic Times | 2018 | 978-81-936075-8-9 | Academic Publishing International, New Delhi |
12 | Dr.A. Chandra Bose | English teaching- A Linguistic perspective | 2017 | 978-93-835810-3-0 | Harrow Publications |
13 | Dr.S.Sudha | Job Fair Keys | 2017 | 978-93-84193-98-0 | Jayalakshmi Publications, Madurai |
14 | Dr.R.Subramony | An Introduction to Vedanta | 2017 | 978-81-936075-3-4 | Academic Publishing International |
15 | Dr.R.Subramony | The Guptas-The political, social, cultural, literary history of the Gupta empire | 2017 | 978-81-936075-1-0 | Academic Publishing International |
16 | Dr.R.Subramony | The Bakthi and Sufi Movements in India | 2017 | 978-81-936075-2-7 | Academic Publishing International |
17 | Dr.R.Subramony | The Philosophy of SUFISM and its Impact on Indian Society and Culture | 2017 | 978-81-936075-4-1 | Academic Publishing International |
18 | Dr.R.Subramony | The Sufi Mystics of Punjab | 2017 | 978-81-936075-0-3 | Academic Publishing International |
Chapters published in edited volumes
S.No. | Name of the teacher | Title of the Chapters | Book title where chapter published | Year of publication | ISBN/ISSN number of the proceeding | Name of the publisher |
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1 | Dr.S.Sudha | Love, Life Partner,Birth-Death | Scribbles Defying Gravity | 2022 | 978-93-5578-134-5 | KAHM Unity Women's College, Kerala |
2 | Dr.A.Chandrabose | Examination, Early Morning, Let Me Sleep, A Naked Tree's Curse, Friendship | Bleeding Hearts and Mumbling Minds A Symphony of Poems | 2022 | 978-93-92188-67-1 | EMERALD PUBLISHERS |
3 | Dr.Sheela P. Karthick | Mom/Ma'am, Nick Names to a Sweet Hubby, Every Woman's Wish | Bleeding Hearts and Mumbling Minds - A Symphony of Poems | 2022 | 978-93-92188-67-1 | EMERALD PUBLISHERS |
4 | Dr.A. Chandra Bose | Where Do I Go | Song of the Soul - An anthology | 2021 | 978-81-949205-8-8 | Krishna Publication House, Gujarat |
5 | Ms. P. Hemamalini | A Literary Innovation find in Metaphysical and other poets: The role and importance of Imagination in Literature | Romantic Literature: A Literary Innovation | 2021 | 978-93-5529-034-2 | Authors Press |
6 | Ms. P. Hemamalini | Gender Concerns and Women's Writings | Gender, Identity and Caste Politics | 2021 | 978-93-5446-350-1 | Evinvepub Publishing |
7 | Ms. P. Hemamalini | Best Creature, Mother, An Epistle | Writers Editors Critics (WEC) Volume 10 | 2020 | 2231-198X | GIEWEC, Kerala |
Events Organized
SEMINARS / CONFERENCES / GUEST LECTURES
EXTENSION ACTIVITIES ORGANIZED (2017-23)
AIDED STREAM
S. No. | Date | Title of the Programme | Sponsored by |
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1 | 29/03/22 | National Education Policy: Academic Collaboration between Institutions leading to Multidisciplinary Education and Research | The Department of English in collaboration with SSUN |
2 | 08/08/2022 | Role of Tamil Nadu in the struggle for freedom | The Department of English in collaboration with SSUN |
3 | 12/09/22 | National Education Policy : Challenges and Prospects | The Department of English in collaboration with SSUN |
4 | 19/10/22 | Dealing with Academic Stress for the Youth of 21st Century | The Department of English in collaboration with SSUN |
5 | 21/02/23 | The World Mother Tongue Day | The Department of English and Tamil |
SF STREAM
S. No. | Date | Title of the Programme | Sponsored by |
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1 | 09.01.2018 | Dr. Vathapureeswaran – Guest Lecture | MCB |
2 | 19.03. 2018 & 20. 03. 2018 |
Dr. Kalyani Vallath, Net Trainer- Workshop | MCB |
3 | 11.03.2020 | Indian English Fiction: An Overview | MCB |
4 | 12. 03. 2020 | Literature In Modern Scenario | MCB |
5 | 20.02.2021 | Significance of ELT Concepts in English Language Education | MCB |
6 | 29.03.2021 | Career Opportunities To Literature Students | MCB |
7 | 30.09.2021 & 01.09.2021 |
SOFT SKILL | MCB |
Placement
Year | Name of the student placed | Program graduated from | Name of the employer | Pay package at appointment |
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2021-22 | G.Panbarasi (2020PGN038) | M.A English | Accunture | Rs.1,52,000 per annum |
2021-22 | Sri Sudharsan (2020PGN024) | M.A. English | Assistant Admin Executive Rehabath Co-operative House Building Society Ltd., Coimbatore | - |
2021-22 | M. N. G. Kousalya (2020PGN013) | M.A. English | Assistant Admin Executive Rehabath Co-operative House Building Society Ltd., Coimbatore | - |
2021-22 | A. Mohamed Marsuk (2020PGN014) | M.A. English | Assistant Admin Executive Rehabath Co-operative House Building Society Ltd., Coimbatore | - |
2021-22 | R. Yogeshwari (2020PGN029) | M. A. English | Assistant Admin Executive Rehabath Co-operative House Building Society Ltd., Coimbatore | - |
2021-22 | V. Kavitha (2020PGN009) | M.A. English | Assistant Admin Executive Rehabath Co-operative House Building Society Ltd., Coimbatore | - |
2021-22 | V. Varsha (2020PGN028) | M.A. English | Technical Assistant Rehabath Co-operative House Building Society Ltd., Coimbatore | - |
2018-19 | T Santhiya (2017PGN027) | M.A English | Ananth Vidhlaya School | - |
2017-18 | S Sudharsan (2015ENG049) | B.A English | Alien Global Services, Madurai - 14 | Rs.20,000 per month |
2017-18 | S Sudharsan (2015ENG049) | B.A English | GrameenKoota Financial Services | - |
2017-18 | K Vinoth Pandi (2015ENG056) | B.A English | GrameenKoota Financial Services | - |
2017-18 | K Nandhini (2015ENG028) | B.A English | Source HOV | - |
2017-18 | S Kanimozhi (2016PGN031) | M.A English | Glen wood Micro Systems Pvt. Ltd. | - |
2017-18 | M Brindha (2016PGN005) | M.A English | School Educational department Government | Rs.19,500 per month |
2017-18 | S Muthukrishnan (2016PGN016) | M.A English | Jemes & Co Private Ltd., | Rs.14,842 per month |
SALIENT FEATURES
The Department offers courses in:
Literary Theory, Commonwealth Literature, Indian Literature in English Translation, Canadian Literature, African Literature, English Literature for Competitive Examination, English Language Studies, Journalism and Research Methodology.
- The Department follows the TANSCHE syllabi for both UG and PG under aegis of OBE.
- A Certificate Course in Spoken English / Personalized Nutrition is also offered.
- Add-on-courses on Soft Skills and Life Skills.
- The Department conducts frequently National/International Seminars on Literary Theory, Cultural Studies and Indian Literature.
- To bridge the skill gaps and make students industry ready.
- To provide an opportunity to students to develop inter-disciplinary skills.
- To mould the students as Job providers rather than Job seekers.
Awards/Research fellowships received by the teachers:
- Dr. R.Subramony, Associate Professor and Head have completed one Minor research Project from ICSSR and a Fellowship from India Policy Foundation, New Delhi. He delivered 7 invited lectures at Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Shimla. He has also served as an invited Speaker in two conferences held at New Delhi under the auspicious of ICPR. He also served as Organizing Secretary of National Level Seminar sponsored by ICPR held at Thiruvananthapuram. Dr.R.Subramony and Dr.A.Chandrabose have been nominated for the Senate of Madurai Kamaraj University by Hon'ble Governor.
- Dr.Sheela P. Karthick, Associate Professor, Department of English received Distinguished Woman Researcher in Comparative Literature Award from Venus International Foundation on Mar 2022.
- Dr.Sheela P. Karthick acted as Chairman at Ph.D. Viva-voce at Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam in February 2023.
- Seed Money Project sponsored by Madura College Board was completed by Dr.Sheela P.Karthick and Dr.S.Sudha in March 2023.
- Dr.G.Sivasubramanian is the co-ordinator of Gandhian study center of The Madura College and he has been offering courses on Gandhian studies Certificate and Diploma to our students of all stream for the past 7 years. conducts Certificate course on Gandhian studies.
- Dr.S.Venkatesh, Assistant Professor, Department of English has received CENTA-All India Rank-2018 & 2019,Excellent Resource person in English-2019,Hon' D.Litt., from the University of South America and had uploaded You-tube videos on English Grammar and Communication.
- Department staff members have published both in UGC care and Scopus and in Peer Reviewed Journals and also are Poetry writers and editors in the editorials boards of reputed journals.
- Students have presented papers in the seminars, undergone internship training at schools, Green studies tour.