FAQ 

Q. What will the courses offer me?

Our joint degree in English Language and Literature is one of the most popular arts degree programs in Bangladesh. You'll benefit from a comprehensive study of English Language and Literature combined with an intensive practical course to develop your imagination, creative writing, and reading skills.

Our English degrees are designed to provide you with a solid foundation in English Literature from the Middle Ages to the present day. They offer flexibility, allowing you to broaden your knowledge and tailor your degree according to your interests by choosing from a wide range of elective courses.

Q. Is the BA English an Honours degree?

Yes. The four-year English major leads to an Honors BA degree in English.

Q. What can I do with an English BA?

An English degree equips you with the skills required in today's knowledge economy. Employers seek creative, analytical thinkers with effective communication, research skills, and broad cultural knowledge.

Career opportunities include writing, editing, publishing, business, public relations, advertising, cultural advocacy, government, media, creative industries, and teaching.

Q. How can I get in touch with an English instructor?

Consult the English Department's faculty members.

Q. Where can I find English course descriptions?

Go to the Program details page for detailed descriptions of the current English courses. The WUB Course Catalog also lists courses along with brief, general descriptions.

Q. What are the evaluation processes?

  • Class attendance and Participation: 10% marks
  • Mid-term : 15% marks
  • Quiz: 15% marks
  • Assignment/Presentation: 10% marks
  • Forum: 10% marks
  • Final examination: 40% marks

Q. Is a placement test taken?

No placement test is required. You need to apply through the admission committee.

Q. Is an open credit system available?

No, an open credit system is not available.

Q. Are certificates given upon course completion?

Yes. Certificates are provided upon successful course completion.

Q. How many students are assigned to each batch?

Around 30-40 students are assigned to each batch.

Q. Are there specific counseling hours scheduled?

Yes. Batch Counselors usually fix the counseling hours for their respective batches.

Q. What should I do if I miss a class?

You are advised to contact your course teacher and the batch counselor. If you think you are in trouble, you can also contact the coordinator.

Q. What is the duration of a class?

You are required to attend one-hour and forty-minute long classes twice a week.

Q. How many credits do I have to complete to get the certificate?

A minimum of 120 credits is required to obtain the certificate.

Q. What is the minimum CGPA required for the promotion to the next semester?

From 1st Semester to 2nd, the minimum required GPA is 2.0. From 2nd semester to 3rd, the minimum required CGPA is 2.25. From 3rd semester onwards, the minimum required CGPA is 2.50.

Q. How do I pay for the course?

You can pay for the course on a monthly basis or semester-wise.

Q. When do courses start?

The academic year is divided into three trimesters – Summer, Spring, and Fall. Spring starts in January and ends in April. Summer starts in May and ends in August. Fall starts in September and ends in December.