A total of 11 courses is required for graduation, as grouped and noted below.
Diversities and Communities: a minimum of three (3) courses from the following:
| ENG 203* |
Literature of Native Peoples |
| ENG 204* |
Literatures of Immigration |
| ENG 413 |
Colonial and Postcolonial Literatures |
| ENG 416 |
Modern American Experience |
| ENG 620* |
English Caribbean Literatures and Cultures |
| ENG 621 |
Women's Texts: Global Contexts |
| ENG 630* |
Asian Literatures and Cultures |
| ENG 701 |
Canadian Literatures |
| ENG 940 |
Discourses of Difference and Diversity |
| ENG 941 |
Gender and Sex in Literature and Culture |
| ENG 942 |
Postcolonial Interventions |
Genre and Media: a minimum of three (3) courses from the following:
Project Electives: one (1) course from the following:
| ENG 302 |
Writing in the Arts |
| ENG 303 |
Writing from Theory to Practice |
| ENG 304 |
Digital Archiving and Publishing |
| ENG 306 |
Forms of Creative Writing |
| ENG 390 |
Open Topics in Experiential Learning |
Capstone Electives: one (1) course from the following:
| ENG 900 |
Senior English Seminar |
| ENG 904 |
Senior English Thesis |
| ENG 907 |
Senior English Project |
| ENG 908 |
Special Topics in Literary and Cultural Theory |
Literature and Cultures courses: no minimum
Four Literature and Culture courses will be completed in Semesters 3-6 as part of your requirements. You may choose to take additional courses as follows to fulfill your Table II requirements:
| ENG 421 |
16C Literature and Culture |
| ENG 422 |
17C Literature and Culture |
| ENG 531 |
18C Literature and Culture I |
| ENG 532 |
18C Literature and Culture II |
| ENG 624 |
20C Literature and Culture I |
| ENG 626 |
20C Literature and Culture II |
| ENG 632 |
19C Literature and Culture I |
| ENG 633 |
19C Literature and Culture II |
Note: Students considering Graduate studies are strongly advised to meet regularly with the Program Director to plan their course of study to ensure sufficient breadth and depth requirements.
* No more than two asterisked (*) courses may be taken from each group.
