Program Scheme of Studies

Eligibility Criteria: 50% Intermediate / A Level

Duration: 4 Years

Semester Duration: 18 Weeks

Total Semesters: 8

Credit Load / Semester: 15-21 Cr. Hrs.

Courses / Semester: 5-7

Structure of the Scheme

Category	Details / Credit Hours
General Education	16/35 (Courses: 1-3)
Major Courses (Compulsory/Mandatory)	28 / 84 Credit Hours
Interdisciplinary Courses	4 / 12 Credit Hours
Internship	3
Capstone Project	3
Total Credit Hours	137

Program Road Map

Applicable to Batch No. 26 | Session: Spring 2026

1st Year

1st Semester (Spring 2026)

Code	Course Title	Cr. Hrs.	Pre.
EN-151	Introduction to Literary Studies	3	-
EN-153	Introduction to Linguistics	3	-
QM-111	Quantitative Skills and Reasoning	3	-
EN-110	English-I	3	-
ISL-112	Islamic Thoughts & Perspectives	2 (2-0)	-
IS-135	Computer Applications	3 (2-1)	-
ITC-111	Understanding of Holy Quran/ Fahm e Quran/Ethics and World Religions – I*	1 (0-1)	-
Semester Credit Hours			18

2nd Semester (Fall 2026)

Code	Course Title	Cr. Hrs.	Pre.
EN-127	Introduction to Literary Movements	3	-
EN-129	Introduction to Phonetics & Phonology	3	-
SD-123	Calculus	3	-
POL-101	Pakistan Studies *	2 (2-0)	-
EN-123	English-II	3	-
HWB-101	Health and Well-being (Social Science)	2 (2-0)	-
AI-210	Think AI	2	-
Semester Credit Hours			18

2nd Year

3rd Semester (Spring 2027)

Code	Course Title	Cr. Hrs.	Pre.
EN-211	Introduction to Textual Analysis	3 (3-0)	-
EN-213	Introduction to Morphology	3 (3-0)	-
EN-217	British History: Medieval to Romance	3 (3-0)	-
CH-211	Every day Science/ Natural Science	2 (2-0)	-
SD-222	Arts & Humanities **** (FOREIGN LANGUAGE)	2 (2-0)	-
SD-210	Civics & Community Engagement *	2 (2-0)	-
POL-121	Pakistan: Ideology, Constitution and Society	2 (2-0)	-
ITC-122	Understanding of Holy Quran/ Ethics & World Religions – II *	1 (0-1)	-
Semester Credit Hours			18

4th Semester (Fall 2027)

Code	Course Title	Cr. Hrs.	Pre.
EN-226	British Literary History: Victorian to Postmodern	3 (3-0)	-
EN-238	Semantics and Pragmatics	3 (3-0)	-
EN-239	Syntax	3 (3-0)	-
EN-237	Poetry: 14th to 19th Century	3 (3-0)	-
EN-241	Stylistics	3 (3-0)	-
MG-224	Innovation and Entrepreneurship *	2 (2-0)	-
SD-100	English Immersion	0	-
Semester Credit Hours			17

3rd Year

5th Semester (Spring 2028)

Code	Course Title	Cr. Hrs.	Pre.
EN-309	Classical Drama	3	-
EN-323	Sociolinguistics	3	-
EN-311	Non-Fiction	3	-
-	Interdisciplinary Course – I *****	3	-
-	Interdisciplinary Course – II *****	3	-
-	Interdisciplinary Course – III *****	3	-
Semester Credit Hours			18

6th Semester (Fall 2028)

Code	Course Title	Cr. Hrs.	Pre.
EN-330	Novel: 18th & 19th Century	3	-
EN-349	Discourse Studies	3	-
EN-350	Psycholinguistics	3	-
EN-331	Second Language Acquisition	3	-
EN-337	Literary Theory and Criticism	3	-
LL-301	Internship	3	-
SD-102	21st Century Skills	0	-
Semester Credit Hours			18

4th Year

7th Semester (Spring 2029)

Code	Course Title	Cr. Hrs.	Pre.
-	Elective – I ******	3	-
-	Elective – II ******	3	-
-	Elective – III ******	3	-
-	Elective – IV ******	3	-
EN-401	Research Methods for English Studies	3	-
Semester Credit Hours			15

8th Semester (Fall 2029)

Code	Course Title	Cr. Hrs.	Pre.
-	Elective – V ******	3	-
-	Elective – VI ******	3	-
-	Elective – VII ******	3	-
-	Language & Technology in the Digital Age *****	3	-
EN-409	Capstone Project	3	-
Semester Credit Hours			15

Recommended Specializations & Guidelines

Asterisk Explanations & HEC Guidelines

* HEC Model Courses: HEC designed model courses for general education may be used by the university.
** Social Sciences: University may offer any course in Sociology, Social Work, Anthropology, Psychology, Education, etc.
*** Natural Sciences: Must have relevance to the purpose of the degree program.
**** Arts & Humanities: Regional/International languages (Chinese, Arabic, French, Spanish, etc.), Philosophy, History, etc.
Note: French, German, Turkish, Persian, Arabic, Japanese, Chinese, Russian (mutual language to be decided for all UMT campuses)

Recommended List of Interdisciplinary Courses

EN-307: Environmental Humanities
EN-314: Intercultural Communication
EN-305: Introduction Human Nutrition & Dietetics
EN-316: Introduction of Media Studies
EN-317: Introduction to Gender Studies
EN-319: Introduction to Political Science
EN-341: Introduction to Public Administration
EN-344: Language & Politics
EN-345: Language & Power
EN-308: Creative Writing across Disciplines
EN-339: Language, Race & Ethnicity
EN-348: Literature & Law
EN-355: Modern World History
EN-356: Narratives of Health & Illness
EN-357: Philosophy of Language
EN-358: Postcolonial Thought & Cultural Studies
EN-359: Public Relations
EN-360: Sustainable Development Goals
EN-361: Technology & Society in the 21st Century
EN-363: Visual Culture & Representation

Specialization: English Literature

The department may offer courses from this list or relevant alternatives based on academic & infrastructural resources.

EN-402: 20th Century Global Literature: Poetry & Drama
EN-404: American Literature
EN-406: Children Literature
EN-408: Comparative Literature
EN-411: Continental Literature
EN-413: Digital Narratives & Electronic Literature
EN-414: Disability Studies
EN-415: Environmental Humanities
EN-422: Fantasy & Speculative Fiction
EN-423: Literature of Resistance
EN-425: Literature, Film and Theater
EN-427: Medical Humanities
EN-429: Pakistani Literature in English
EN-430: Partition Literature
EN-431: Post Modern Literature
EN-433: Postcolonial Literature
EN-437: South Asian Literature
EN-439: Teaching of Literature
EN-440: Women Writings
EN-443: World Literatures in Translation

Specialization: English Linguistics