Students can choose a variety of undergraduate programs that offer foundation-building approaches to literary traditions in the English language – covering the Medieval and Renaissance, through the Enlightenment, Romantic, Victorian, to the Modern, Postmodern, and contemporary periods.
Programs:
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General English
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Honours English and Creative Writing
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Honours English
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Combined Honours English
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Combined Honours English and Creative Writing
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Concurrent General Bachelor of Arts English/Education
Programs vary in length (three or four years) and in number of required and elective courses (depending on student interests).
First and second-year courses survey a literary period or theme, and introduce students to modes of critical thinking.
Third- and fourth-year courses present special topics (for example, the topic of rhetoric in Renaissance Literature) and a deeper and closer look at given subjects.
