Postcolonial Theory: Key Concepts and Critical Interventions introduces learners to the foundational concepts and major debates in postcolonial studies, exploring how colonialism has shaped cultures, identities, knowledge, and power relations across the world. The course examines key ideas such as colonial discourse, Orientalism, Eurocentrism, hegemony, epistemic violence, and othering, while also exploring identity formation through concepts like hybridity, mimicry, ambivalence, and cultural negotiation. Through engaging learning materials and critical analysis, participants will develop the skills to interpret literary, cultural, and historical texts from a postcolonial perspective and understand the enduring impact of colonial legacies in contemporary societies.