Division of Language, Culture and Society

Nurturing Students with integrity, humanity and empathy

The Division of Language, Culture and Society (LCS) under the School of Languages is dedicated to exploring the interconnections between language, literature, communication, and culture in a globalized and technologically evolving world. The division offers courses in multiple languages such as English, German, Japanese and French, which are integral components of the engineering curriculum. These linguistic disciplines empower students with the communicative competence necessary for industry readiness, professional articulation, and effective self-expression.

Aligned with the institution’s vision of holistic education, the division integrates language learning with cultural literacy and humanistic inquiry, complementing the university’s strong foundation in science and technology. The pedagogical objective of the School of Languages is to foster linguistic mastery and intercultural awareness among students, skills that are essential for academic excellence, international collaboration, and successful career placements.

The Division of English actively promotes literary and cultural engagement through its literary forum, the John Milton English Club. The club offers a vibrant platform for students to explore diverse literary genres, participate in creative and critical discussions, and develop their analytical and communication skills.



Through its academic programs, scholarly events, and cultural initiatives, the Division of Language, Culture and Society continues to nurture globally competent graduates who are equipped with strong linguistic abilities, cultural awareness, and the communicative skills necessary to thrive in contemporary professional environments.