Master of Arts (Applied Urdu) (MAAUD) | IGNOU

Objectives of M.A. (Applied Urdu) Program

The M.A. (Applied Urdu) program aligns with the National Education Policy-2020 and guidelines from the University Grants Commission. This program offers a mix of literary, comprehensive, and skill-based academic courses, including both postgraduate-level Urdu Literature and professional courses. The program aims to:

• Develop a strong command of the Urdu language and literature.
• Enhance research and professional skills such as computer literacy, print media, electronic media, translation, journalism, editorial writing, radio features, column writing, and film scriptwriting.
• Equip learners with professional skills and an understanding of Urdu language and literature.
• Foster values of democracy, multiculturalism, secularism, gender sensitivity, and morality to promote equity, social justice, and merit in educational endeavors.

Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for the M.A. (Applied Urdu) program, applicants must have completed a graduation or an equivalent qualification in any discipline.

Medium of Instruction

All courses in the M.A. (Applied Urdu) program are taught in Urdu.

Program Structure

The M.A. (Applied Urdu) program is a two-year postgraduate program divided into compulsory courses and optional/elective courses. Here is the structure:

Year 1 Courses

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2. Optional/Elective Courses

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2. Optional/Elective Courses

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Professional Skills Development

The program includes professional skills development in various areas, such as:

• Computer Skills: Enhancing digital literacy and proficiency in using computer applications.
• Print Media: Learning about the production and dissemination of written content in newspapers, magazines, and other print formats.
• Electronic Media: Understanding the workings of television, radio, and online media platforms.
• Translation: Gaining expertise in translating texts between Urdu and other languages.
• Journalism: Developing skills in reporting, writing, and editing news stories.
• Editorial Writing: Learning to write opinion pieces and editorials for various media outlets.
• Radio Features: Creating audio content for radio, including documentaries and features.
• Column Writing: Writing regular columns for newspapers, magazines, and websites.
• Film Scriptwriting: Crafting scripts for films and television shows.

Conclusion

The M.A. (Applied Urdu) program is a comprehensive postgraduate course designed to provide students with a deep understanding of Urdu language and literature, along with professional skills that prepare them for various career opportunities. With a strong focus on democratic values, multiculturalism, and social justice, this program aims to produce well-rounded graduates who are equipped to meet the demands of the modern world.

Programme Details:

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M.A. (Applied Urdu) Course Structure

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Total Credits: 80