- Supplementary Allotment 2 for Various PG Programmes Published on 11/07/2025
- Supplementary Allotment 2 for Various UG Programmes Published on 09/07/2025
- End Semester Examination for Second Semester MBA (Regular) Programme (2024 Admission) scheduled on 09-07-2025 (Wednesday) FN is postponed to 14-07-2025 (Monday) FN
The PG Department of English was upgraded to the Research Centre in English under Mahatma Gandhi University in October 2023. The Centre currently has four research guides with thrust areas that include ELT, Cultural Studies, Media Studies, Music, Museum Studies, Emergent Algorithmic Governance, and Science and Technology Studies (STS). The research faculty of the Centre are equipped with experience in project management, publication in SCOPUS and Web of Science-listed journals, and have received research grants and fellowships from the ICSSR, Yale University, Harvard University, the Charles Wallace Trust, and the British Council. The Centre currently hosts ten research scholars with diverse interdisciplinary areas of research and publications. Ever since its inception in 2023, the Centre has been having a promising nascent phase with multiple research workshops, invited talks and coursework sessions offered for scholars across the state.
The Department of English at Bharata Mata College provides a vibrant and supportive research environment for its scholars. From the very beginning, research scholars are guided through a structured coursework program that equips them with theoretical foundations, research methodology, and critical approaches essential for advanced academic inquiry. The department also hosted a ten-session Ph.D. coursework, conducted online and open to scholars from across M.G. University, ensuring wider participation and academic collaboration.
Scholars engage in half-yearly presentations to present their progress, receive constructive feedback, and refine their research trajectory under continuous mentorship from faculty guides. The department actively encourages its researchers to participate in paper presentations, publications, and national and international conferences, building confidence and visibility in the academic community. Regular participation in workshops and training sessions further enhances their research and professional skills.
In addition, scholars are supported in applying for scholarships and fellowships, enabling them to strengthen their academic journey and gain wider exposure. Through this integrated model of mentorship, academic rigor, and professional engagement, the Department of English ensures that its research scholars are well-prepared to contribute meaningfully to scholarship and society.
| Sl.No | Name of Research Guides | Official Designation of Research Guide | Date of retirement |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dr. Mini M Abraham | Approved Research Guide in English under M.G University, Kottayam | 31.03.2026 |
| 2 | Dr. Thara Gangadharan | Approved Research Guide in English under M.G University, Kottayam | 31.05.2047 |
| 3 | Dr. Rose Sebastian | Approved Research Guide in English under M.G University, Kottayam | 30.06.2051 |
| 4 | Dr. Nisha Thomji Varghese | Approved Research Guide in English under M.G University, Kottayam | 31.03.2032 |
| Sl.No | Name of Research Guides | Title of the thesis | Name Of The Supervisor | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vyshna Jayagosh | Towards an Indian Ethos of Identity and Personhood: Intersubjectivity, Intercultural Personhood and Cosmopolitanism in Mahipati’s Bhaktavijaya | Dr.Rose Sebastian | Working |
| 2 | Raichel Dominic | A Cultural History of Resistance in the Islands of Kochi (1960-present) | Dr.Rose Sebastian | Working |
| 3 | Sangeetha S | Humanising the Female: Post-Feminist Reading of Select Works of Rabindranath Tagore | Dr.Thara Gangadharan | Working |
| 4 | Sreelakshmi P | Hegemonic Interplay and Gendered Class and Caste Consciousness in Select Indian and Indonesian Traditional Theatres | Dr.Thara Gangadharan | Working |
| 5 | Surabhi S | Subaltern Identities and Shared Marginal Spaces: An Analysis of Select Sitcoms | Dr.Thara Gangadharan | Working |
| 6 | Ahinasha N S | Exploring and Contrasting the Western and Eastern Models of Second Language Learning at the Undergraduate level in Kerala: A Case Study | Dr.Mini M Abraham | Working |
| 7 | V S Indu | Sculpting the Ideal Child(hood): The Cultural Politics of Imagining the Child in Post-Liberalization India | Dr.Mini M Abraham | Working |
| 8 | Devika V | Performance as Grief and Grief as Performance: A Study of Kannokupattu | Dr.Mini M Abraham | Working |
| 9 | Athira Babu | Narrating the Dalit Christian Space in Kerala: A New Historicist Study of Select Literary Works in Malayalam | Dr.Mini M Abraham | Working |
| 10 | Haritha Rajan | Inheritance of Trauma: Postmemorial Study of Select Graphic Narratives of Vietnam, Kashmir and Sri Lanka | Dr.Rose Sebastian | Working |