The CELL programme began in the fall of 2011. It provides students with an opportunity to study the changing circumstances of English literature and language from diverse critical and theoretical perspectives. Drawing on a range of cultural texts and contemporary issues, students are encouraged to acquire language competency and critical thinking skills in broad and interdisciplinary terms.


While this is not an applied English programme, the programme is responsive to the needs of non-native speakers. Students are expected to graduate with a high level of English proficiency and will be prepared for postgraduate studies and a wide range of career options.

 

Contemporary English Language & Literature

Contemporary means:


  1. *a commitment to English as it is used in the world today


  1. *an approach to interpreting the past


  1. *keeping up with the most vibrant aspects of scholarship within the fields of literature and language studies.

2011-12