Dr. Benhur Salome is a Professor and Head of the Humanities and Social Sciences, Creative Sciences and Entrepreneurship Department. She has 20 years of experience in teaching English Literature and Language. She has been actively participating in research by presenting papers in National and International conferences with some contributions to books too.

• PGDTE, EFL University, 2008
• PGCTE, CIEFL, 2005
• Ph.D (Eng.) Andhra University, 2002
• M.A. (Eng.) Andhra University, 1995
• B.A. Andhra University, 1993

• Benhur, Salome. “Moral Law and Freedom of Will”, Religious Pluralism in Contemporary Society Ed.by Ruby Sain, Mittal Publications, New Delhi, 2020. 

• “International Facilitator Development”, Haggai International Institute, Hawaii, 15-20 October 2018

• “Radical Evil and Moral Faith,” Seventh International Conference on Religion and Spirituality in Society, London, 17-18 April 2017

• Benhur, Salome. Introduction: American Poetry and Drama, Block-I, Course – III, M.A. English Part-2, The English and Foreign Languages University Press, Hyderabad, 2015.

• “International Conference on Leadership”, Haggai International Institute, Hawaii, 2-28 September 2014

• Keynote Address “Current Trends in the Teaching of English in India at the Higher Secondary and Degree Level: Problems and Prospects,” UGC sponsored National Seminar, Nalbari Commerce College, Assam, 9-10 June 2010
• Invited lecture “Current Trends in the Teaching of English”, UGC sponsored National Seminar, Nalbari Commerce College, Assam, 9-10 June 2010

• “A Comparative Study of Twentieth Century British and American Literary Trends and Movements”, Comparative Literary Association of India -Ninth Biennial International Conference: Diverse Harmonies: Literary and Cultural Confluences, EFLU, Hyderabad, 28-31 January 2009

• “Designing Curriculum for the First Year Students of Engineering”, Fifth International Congress on English Grammar, G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science, Hyderabad, 6-11 January 2008
• “The Dynamics of Classroom Interaction”, National Seminar on Reflective Practices in the English Classroom, Loyola College, Vijayawada, 11-12 August 2008

• Professor and Head of the Humanities and Social Sciences, Mahindra University (March 2024- Present)
• Lecturer, St. Francis College for Women
• Lecturer, School of Distance Education, EFL University
• Associate Professor, Lords Institute of Engineering and Technology
• Associate Professor, SCIENT Institute of Technology

Presently working on a Cluster project: Integrative Humanities as a Co-PI. Other areas of research comprise of Kantian Philosophy; Religious Persecution; Language teaching to Technical Students.