Training in languages will help students to meet the increasing demand for competent communicators at workplace and will also help them to develop a variety of skills necessary for the professional world. Learning languages will also help in fulfilling the growing demand for graduates with an exemplary cultural knowledge relevant to global changes in the age of information and communication technology.
The School offers a variety of programmes in diverse languages. Along with degree programmes, there are certificate and diploma programmes in foreign languages like French Spanish Japanese& German. The School offers BA, MA and PhD programmes in English and Hindi. So L&C aims at producing excellent scholars in the fields of language, linguistics, literature and culture studies who can be internationally acclaimed translators and interpreters.
To create a vibrant language learning environment dedicated to intellectual exploration and cultural exchange with an aim to develop students' communicative abilities and research interests.
To expose the students to various languages, literatures and cultures in order to make them knowledgeable and sensitive members of global society.
To maximize students' communicative competence through challenging curriculums, innovative teaching methodologies and latest technological support in the teaching / learning process.
To provide the students with the skills to understand and appreciate the rich heritage and cultural diversity of the world.
The global goal of our curriculum at School of Languages and Culture are as follows:
As a leading institution in the education and research, SAGE School of Languages and Culture too takes a serious interest in safeguarding and enhancing the richness and potential of human diversity. Language and culture go to the heart of what it is to be a human being. It’s of relevance to all of us, no matter what our area of interest. In a world where relations between people at all levels of interaction remain fraught, where people are marginalized through the loss of languages, and as technologies offer means of communication that can enable new connections yet simultaneously potentially exhaust us, it is clear we have some way to go to better understand others and ourselves. Instead of choosing between exclusion and assimilation, we need to seek a third way of embracing and working with diversity. Our ability to find this third way will determine what kind of future we will be living in. The study of languages and cultures is an important piece of that puzzle.
The School of Languages and Cultures is a vibrant environment in which languages and cultures from around the world are taught and the subject of world-class research from a broad range of disciplinary perspectives. The School welcomes you to explore the wide range of teaching, research and engagement activities in which staff and students of the School are involved
