Ryerson University : Professional Table II

English Professional Table II has been revised.

Professional Table II - Fall 2014 and after Admits
A total of 9 courses is required for graduation, as grouped and noted below. No more than two asterisked (*) courses may be taken from each group.

Diversities and Communities: a minimum of four (4) courses from the following:

ENG 203*	The Literature of Native Peoples
ENG 204*	Literatures of Immigration
ENG 413	Colonial and Postcolonial Literatures
ENG 416	American Literatures
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 710	Special Topics in Canadian Literatures
ENG 941	Gender and Sex in Literature and Culture
ENG 942	Postcolonial Interventions

Genre and Media: a minimum of four (4) courses from the following:

ENG 104*	The Short Story
ENG 200*	Writing as a Cultural Act
ENG 222*	Fairy Tales and Fantasies
ENG 224*	Children's Literature
ENG 520	The Language of Persuasion
ENG 530	Literary Non-Fiction
ENG 540	The Novel
ENG 550	Drama
ENG 560	Poetry and Poetics
ENG 570	Auto/Biography
ENG 580	The Gothic
ENG 590	Studies in Word and Image
ENG 703	Popular Literatures
ENG 705	Studies in Visual Cultures
ENG 706	Shakespeare and Performance
ENG 707	Shakespeare and His World
ENG 720	Principles of Persuasion
ENG 730	The Social Life of Books
ENG 888	Televisual Texts and Contexts
ENG 921	Narrative in a Digital Age

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.

Professional Table II - Fall 2012 and Fall 2013 Admits Revised 2015-2016.

A total of 10 courses is required for graduation, as grouped and noted below.

Diversities and Communities: a minimum of three (3) courses from the following:

ENG 203*	The Literature of Native Peoples
ENG 204*	Literatures of Immigration
ENG 413	Colonial and Postcolonial Literatures
ENG 416	American Literatures
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 710	Special Topics in Canadian Literatures
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:

ENG 104*	The Short Story
ENG 200*	Writing as a Cultural Act
ENG 222*	Fairy Tales and Fantasies
ENG 224*	Children's Literature
ENG 520	The Language of Persuasion
ENG 530	Literary Non-Fiction
ENG 540	The Novel
ENG 550	Drama
ENG 560	Poetry and Poetics
ENG 570	Auto/Biography
ENG 580	The Gothic
ENG 590	Studies in Word and Image
ENG 703	Popular Literatures
ENG 705	Studies in Visual Cultures
ENG 706	Shakespeare and Performance
ENG 707	Shakespeare and His World
ENG 720	Principles of Persuasion
ENG 730	The Social Life of Books
ENG 888	Televisual Texts and Contexts
ENG 921	Narrative in a Digital Age

Practicum Electives: one (1) course from the following:

ENG 302	Practicum: Writing in the Arts
ENG 303	Practicum: Editing and Publishing
ENG 304	Practicum: Online Publishing
ENG 306	Practicum: Forms of Creative Writing
ENG 390	Practicum: Open Topics

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.

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