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Farhana Khanom Joly

Farhana Khanom Joly
Faculty Member

Farhana Khanom Joly

Lecturer

Farhana Khanom Joly is an esteemed lecturer in the Department of English at Metropolitan University, having joined the department in August 2022. She is from the scenic district of Sylhet in northern Bangladesh. Farhana's journey began at Metropolitan University, where she pursued her undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Her commitment to her alma mater showcases her unwavering dedication to both her personal and professional growth. Her academic interests span across various areas of literature, with a particular focus on American Literature, Postcolonial Literature, South Asian Literature, 20th Century Literature (Poetry), Metaphysical Poetry, Victorian Poetry, and Romantic Poetry. Farhana's expertise in these domains makes her an invaluable resource for students seeking a deeper understanding of these literary genres and themes. In addition to her academic pursuits, Farhana actively engages in various activities within the department and the university. Her involvement reflects her commitment to fostering a vibrant academic community. Whether it's organizing seminars, workshops, or participating in literary discussions, she consistently strives to create an enriching and interactive learning environment for her students and colleagues. Farhana Khanom Joly's passion for literature, combined with her dedication to teaching and her active involvement in the academic community, make her an outstanding lecturer. Her students and colleagues admire her knowledge, enthusiasm, and approachability. Through her expertise and contributions, she continues to shape the minds of aspiring literature enthusiasts and make a lasting impact on the field of English literature at Metropolitan University, Sylhet.

  • M.A. in English
    Metropolitan University, Sylhet
  • B.A. in English
    Metropolitan University, Sylhet

Academic Seminar, Conference and Workshop Participation

1. Seminar on “Birth and Death (?)of Postmodernism/ Postmodernism(s)”. Venue: Metropolitan University, Sylhet, 2018. 2. “Pre-Thesis Workshop”, Venue: Metropolitan University, Sylhet, 2020. 3. Hands-on Workshop:“A Dream to Guide”, Venue: Metropolitan University, Sylhet, 2020 4. “Teaching Techniques in OBE”- organized by IQAC of Metropolitan University, Sylhet on 3rd September, 2022 . 5. “Research and Teaching” - organized by IQAC of Metropolitan University, Sylhet on 5th September, 2022 . 6. Workshop on “Art of Speech”, Organised by MU Speakers Club of English, Venue: Metropolitan University, Sylhet, 2022. 7. 2nd International Conference on "Refugee, Resistance and Recognition: Global Literary Representations in [Post] post-colonial Perspectives". Organised by the Department of English, SUST, Venue: Shahjalal University of Science and Technology, Sylhet, 2023.

Other Activities

1. Treasurer, MU Speakers Club of English (2022-2023) 2. Coordinator, News and Publication, Department of English (2022-Present) 3. Member, Event Organizing Committee, Department of English(2022-Present) 4.Advisor, Batch 51st, 52nd (A), and 53rd Department of English (2022-Present) 5. Assistant Proctor, January 2023- April 2023 6. Member, Centre for Language Teaching and Educational Research (CLTER) (2023- Present)

Research Experience

1. Master's Thesis Title: "Synthesis of the Holocaust, Personal Life and Psychosis in Sylvia Plath's Poetry", Supervisor: Professor Suresh Ranjan Basak PhD, Metropolitan University, Sylhet 2. Bachelor's Thesis Title: "Humanism and Gender Inequality in Henrik Ibsen's A Doll’s House, Supervisor: Anik Biswas, Assistant Professor, Metropolitan University, Sylhet

American Literature Postcolonial Literature 20th Century Literature (Poetry) South Asian Literature