English remains as one of the most important languages to be mastered as it is widely used in communities around the world. Consequently, not only being proficient and competent in English, it will also be an asset to any individual from almost any field of work; be it law, business, commerce, politics, education or the mass media at local and international levels.

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) English Language aims to provide students with the communicative skills and the knowledge of the language to communicate proficiently and competently, as well as to participate actively and confidently in international and local platforms such as conferences. forums and career-related activities (training programmes, board meetings, interviews, consultation, etc.).

Through our innovative 21st century teaching techniques, students will be engaged with collaborative and highly focused assessments and projects which gives the foundation that students need for a successful career. English graduates possess a diverse set of skills and attributes that make them valuable in various professional settings and well-suited for a range of careers, including but not limited to writing, editing, publishing, marketing, education, public relations, and more. Employers value the combination of analytical thinking, effective communication, and creativity that English graduates bring to the table.

• Communication Skills: English graduates excel in written and verbal communication. They can articulate ideas clearly and concisely, a crucial skill in many professional environments.
• Critical Thinking: English programs emphasise critical analysis and interpretation of texts. Subjects such as discourse analysis and semantics help graduates to be adept at analysing information, making logical connections, and forming well-reasoned arguments.
• Research Skills: English majors often develop strong research skills through the exploration of discourse, literature, historical context, and cultural influences. This can be valuable in roles requiring data gathering and analysis.
• Attention to Detail: Linguistics as well as literature require a keen attention to detail. English graduates can spot nuances, errors, and inconsistencies that others might overlook.
• Cultural Awareness: Studying sociolinguistics, discourse, and literature exposes English graduates to diverse perspectives, cultures, and historical contexts. This cultural awareness is beneficial in globalised workplaces.
• Writing Proficiency: English graduates are typically skilled writers, capable of producing clear, persuasive, and well-structured documents. This skill is valuable in roles that involve report writing, content creation, or communication.
• Emotional Intelligence: Through the study of subjects such as psycholinguistics and pragmatics, English graduates often gain insights into human behavior and emotions, enhancing their emotional intelligence. This can be an asset in roles requiring empathy and understanding.

• English Language Instructor
• Content Writer / Editor
• Public Relations and Marketing
• Corporate Communications
• Corporate Training and Development
• Digital Content Creation