The School of Languages and Cultural Communication is a vibrant wing of the University, committed to the exploration, study, and appreciation of language and literature, and their multi-faceted intersections with society and culture. The school aims at fostering linguistic proficiency, critical thinking, and cultural awareness among its learners through coursework and experiential learning opportunities.
The School of Languages and Cultural Communication presents to its students the cultures and languages of people and empowers them with the means, methods, and specialized skills for teaching-learning in the field of Linguistics, English Language Education, and English Literature while endeavouring to participate actively in research, documentation, conservation, and enhancement of tribal and indigenous languages of Northeast India, thereby offering the learners a nuanced understanding of the interplay between language, culture, and identity.
Programme delivery
Theory: Classroom lecture, group discussion, session learning, assignments, tests.
Practical: Self-directed learning, presentation, interactive seminars, webinars, debates, field visits and surveys and workshops, SWAYAM, MOOCS programme.

Career prospects
Teachers
Writers
Trainers
Editors
Researchers