Master in Writing and Literacy Studies at Kathmandu University, Master in Writing and Literacy Studies Colleges in Nepal

Master In Writing And Literacy Studies

Affiliated to: Kathmandu University

About Course

Course Title : Master In Writing And Literacy Studies
Category/Level : Masters
Course Duration (months) : 24 months
Cost Range (NPR) :
Affiliated to : Kathmandu University

Course Description:

Master in Writing and Literacy Studies (MWLS) program, launched by the Department of Language Education Kathmandu University, aims to cultivate proficient individuals in the field of writing and emphasizing the creation of well-trained professionals in literacy theory and practice.This program adopts a comprehensive approach to education by incorporating various disciplines including the humanities, social sciences, management, and technology into the realm of writing and literacy methodologies.

KU holds the belief that the graduates of this program will acquire proficient skills and capabilities as writers and communicators, enhancing their professional growth. The curriculum is thoughtfully structured to equip students for potential employment opportunities in diverse sectors, including education, research, media, international relations, diplomacy, and public services.

The university has developed this degree program in response to the scarcity of competent professionals in the field of writing and literacy within the job market.

The program offers specialized expertise in diverse forms of writing, including education, journalism, mass media, research, translation, content writing, and editing for publishing houses.

Admission info

Eligibility
Prospective students seeking admission to this program are required to have a minimum CGPA of 2.5 in any subject at the undergraduate level.

Syllabus

The MWLS program spans over two years, encompassing a comprehensive curriculum of 54 credit hours. This includes core courses, specialization courses, professional courses, elective courses, and practical courses. Specifically, the core courses consist of two subjects, amounting to a total of 9 credit hours. The specialization courses comprise six subjects, totaling 18 credit hours. The professionalization courses encompass six subjects, accumulating 18 credit hours. Additionally, one elective subject is included, accounting for 3 credit hours, and finally, three practical courses complete the program.

The MWLS program incorporates various components such as internships, research projects, and dissertation writing.