COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum for the Bachelor of Arts in English includes foundational courses in literary analysis, composition, and rhetoric. Core requirements typically involve studying British, American, Canadian, and world literatures. Students take courses such as Introduction to Literature, Literary Theory, Creative Writing, and specialized seminars on topics like Victorian Literature or Contemporary Fiction. Electives allow exploration of film studies, linguistics, or digital humanities. The program requires a certain number of credits in English, often including a capstone project or thesis. General education requirements cover humanities, social sciences, and electives from other disciplines. Practical components may include writing workshops and research methods. The structure is designed to build progressively from introductory to advanced levels, culminating in independent study or honors options for qualified students.