M.A., Tamil
About the Department
The Department of Tamil at Morappur Kongu Arts and Science College is dedicated to preserving and promoting the richness of Tamil language and literature. With a team of highly qualified faculty, the department offers an intellectually stimulating environment where students can delve into the linguistic, cultural, and literary traditions of Tamil. It fosters critical analysis, creativity, and research, ensuring that students graduate with a deep understanding of the Tamil heritage and its relevance in today’s world.
About the Course
The M.A. Tamil program is designed to provide an advanced, in-depth study of Tamil language, literature, and culture. Students explore classical and modern Tamil literature, literary criticism, comparative literature, folklore, and linguistics. The course also emphasizes research methodologies, enabling students to contribute original insights to the field of Tamil studies. Graduates emerge as experts in their discipline, equipped for academic, professional, and cultural leadership roles.
About the Curriculum
The curriculum offers a comprehensive mix of core subjects and specialized electives. Core areas include Tamil grammar and syntax, Sangam literature, medieval and modern Tamil poetry, prose, and drama. Students also study contemporary literary theory, translation techniques, and Tamil epigraphy. Electives and research projects allow for deeper exploration of specific interests, and the curriculum is designed to foster independent thought, scholarly rigor, and practical applications of Tamil studies.
Vision
To be a global leader in Tamil studies, preserving the language’s legacy while fostering innovative research and creative expression.
Mission
- To provide a strong academic foundation in Tamil language and literature.
- To encourage critical thinking and scholarly inquiry in Tamil studies.
- To promote the cultural, social, and educational contributions of the Tamil language.
- To produce graduates who are well-equipped for careers in education, research, media, and cultural preservation.