Why Study English at ASAUB:

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The Department of English in the ASA University Bangladesh (ASAUB) provides innovative, exciting
state-of-the-art teaching methodologies, using exclusive teaching aids and materials in a
student-friendly environment.

The Department has recruited highly experienced teachers who are ready to fulfill the needs of the
students. The medium of instruction is English. Other notable features include:

• Three distinct periods for admission in a year: Spring, Summer, and Fall
  semesters;


• Innovative and pragmatic curriculum to meet the demands of the job market


• Studying in a vibrant academic culture ensured by the activities of the English Club alongside other
  clubs like the Social Welfare Club, the Photography Club, the Career and Language Club,the
  Cultural Club, and the Debate Club


• An arrangement for internship and placement in different reputed organizations.

Program Objective:

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• To produce graduates with excellent communicative skills through studying discrete
  courses on reading, writing, listening, and speaking;


• To guide the students to know the historical background, philosophy, society, politics,
  religion, art, and literature of a particular period;


• To prepare the students for innovative works


• To enlighten the students through studying traditional and modern literary theories and
  criticism;


• To introduce the students with terms and theories of linguistics for an in-depth
  understanding of language

Benefits:

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Students would

• Develop the skills needed for effective oral and written communication;


• Learn a broad vocabulary and critical terminology appropriate for the discipline ;


• Develop an awareness of the interconnection between English language and literature;


• Learn the difference between regional and global English;


• Understand the art of the literary language;


• Develop the capacity to think, reflect, and judge in an independent manner;


• Develop a high level of communicative competence in English.

The key transferable skills, which English graduates possess and which make them attractive to
employers, are:

• Their effective oral and written communication skills;


• Their ability to carry out individual and group projects;


• Their art of effective presentation;


• Their capacity to think independently;


• Their ability to reflect on things and to form critical judgment accordingly;


• Their ability to comprehend and develop intricate ideas in an accessible manner.