a-
Offering
courses which provide breadth and depth in subject-matter within the fields of
English literature.
b-
Maintaining and developing a
quality education in English Literature that enables students to attain
the highest level of professional and personal
development.
c-
Ensuring that students acquire
ample understanding of their professional and ethical responsibilities.
d-
Responding
through the graduate programs to the needs of the public and private sectors
by equipping students with knowledge, together
with the practical and general transferable skills which enable
them to play a leading and effective role as professional English teachers,
translators, press and media personnel, tour
guides, government civil servants, private sector employees, etc.
e-
Preparing
students to pursue their PhD education in different fields of knowledge within
the humanities and social sciences.
f-
Exposing students to the impact
of cross-cultural exchange on both national and global levels.
g-
Enabling
faculty members to develop teaching materials and programs which cover agreed
course objectives, whilst allowing them the
academic freedom to decide on the appropriate means to achieve
these objectives.
h
-Maintaining
and creating appropriate opportunities for faculty members to pursue
personal development, research, teaching and
professional consultancy in accordance with the university agreed procedures.