LEC052001 Adwaidh. S Opportunities after MA English

 Masters degree in English language and literature is a popular course throughout the world. All leading universities in the world offer this course to students.There are arguments that doubt the job prospects after a Masters degree in English, which are not necessarily true . Many professions and career opportunities are available after completing post - graduation in  courses associated with English language and literature. Teaching is the profession that most of the students take after their course completion.Many of them later become well known authors and critics. Apart from teaching there are other areas to explore for  post-graduate students of English.Teaching in both government and private sectors,journalism, being a professional author of texts, creative writing for periodicals, content writing for companies, etc are the most popular professions after Master's in English language and literature. 

Job opportunities in English language are increasing along with the progress of the world . A Master's degree enables access to better jobs than a normal degree can. All the international political and cultural organisations, like the United Nations (UN) ;United Nations Educational Science and Cultural Organisation(UNESCO) ;World Health Organisation (WHO), have accepted English as their official language. In the field of literature and criticism new findings and discoveries take place at a fast pace. It caters more opportunities for the post-graduate students and research scholars to analyse and question those findings.English literature is expanding its prospects with translation works from other languages. There are professional options for a career in translation. Translation can be taken as a profession in both literature and public and private sectors.International journalism is carried out in English. Growing influence of computer science and technology in all areas of education and employment have made it necessary to accept English as the standard language for communication with a greater audience. 


 Growth and influence of English language studies throughout the globe creates more job opportunities for students after pursuing their post-graduation in courses related to English language and literature studies. English occupies third position among the most spoken languages throughout the world. Majority of the nations have accepted English as their official language.  Research activities as well as studies by top leading institutions are carried out in English. All these facts help in contributing more professional vacancies for expert professionals of  English language. 

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