Dr. Reju George Mathew

June 2016- March 2018 – Assistant Professor (Humanities and Professional Development) | MIT Academy of Engineering, Pune
June 2014-October 2015 – Assistant Professor (English) | Christ University, Bengaluru

Dalit Studies, Dalit Literature & Translations- Various aspects involved in the larger framework of Dalit Studies, including Dalit literatures in translation and English
Dalit Christianity & Theology- The social, political and theological implications of Dalit Christianity
Religious Studies & Missiology- The role of religions and religious identities in India; The impact of European Missionary organisations in India
Postcolonial Studies- Various theories and literatures that question the colonial-postcolonial binary; Postcolonial literatures from Asia, Africa and Australia
English Studies- English Language Teaching, Cultural Studies

2011, Exchange Research Scholar in Technische Universitat Dresden (TUD), Germany, Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD)

Why couldn't Christ be a Dalit? A critique of the European Missionary Discourse- R. G. Mathew- Diotima’s: A Journal of New Readings 6, 48-65 (2015).
Dalit Christian Resistance and Theology: Struggles for Religious and Social Justice- R. G. Mathew- Indian Journal of Lifelong learning and Development 3.2, 1-13 (2015).
Christianity through Literature: A Study of Select Nineteenth Century Novels from Kerala- R. G. Mathew- The Literary Voyage 2.1, 214-19 (2015).
Caste, Conversion and Christianity: Dalit Christians in Malayalam Fiction and Translations- R. G. Mathew- Commonwealth Literature in the 21st Century. Ed. R. K. Dhawan, 150-159 (2014).
Dalit Theology: Towards a Contextual Indian Christian Theology- R. G. Mathew- Revisiting Cultural Studies: Towards a New Critical Paradigm. Eds. G. Koshy and Ashley Susan Philip,105-114 (2012).
Civilising the Slaves: European Missionaries in Kerala- R. G. Mathew- Revisiting Cultural Studies: Towards a New Critical Paradigm. Eds. G. Koshy and Ashley Susan Philip, 159-171 (2012).
Ambedkar and Conversions into Christianity- R. G. Mathew- Barnolipi 2.4, 102-115 (2012).