BA (Hons) English Secondary Education

Each student should plan his or her program of study in consultation with the Secondary English advisor.

Core Courses

• ENG 225W - Introduction to Creative Writing 3 credit(s)

• ENG 226W - Sophomore Seminar in English 3 credit(s)

Two historical surveys of literature, one from each of the following lists:

List A

• ENG 220 - Survey of American Literature I 3 credit(s)

• ENG 230 - Survey of English Literature I 3 credit(s)

• ENG 240 - Survey of European Literature I 3 credit(s)

List B

• ENG 217 - Survey of Postcolonial Writers 3 credit(s)

• ENG 221 - Survey of American Literature II 3 credit(s)

• ENG 223D - Survey of African American Literature 3 credit(s)

• ENG 231 - Survey of English Literature II 3 credit(s)

• ENG 241 - Survey of European Literature II 3 credit(s)

One Course in Grammar or History of the Language

• ENG 359 - Contemporary English Grammar 3 credit(s)

OR  

• ENG 452 - History of the English Language 3 credit(s)

One Shakespeare Course

• ENG 361 - Shakespeare 3 credit(s)

OR

Two literature courses at the 300 or 400 level

At least one must be taken from the following pre-1800 literature courses:

• ENG 326 - Dante’s Divine Comedy 3 credit(s)

• ENG 330 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama 3 credit(s)

• ENG 331 - English Renaissance Literature: The 16th Century 3 credit(s)

• ENG 340 - Myth, Legend, and Folklore 3 credit(s)

• ENG 341 - The Bible and Literature 3 credit(s)

• ENG 342 - Greek and Roman Classics in Translation 3 credit(s)

• ENG 343 - Medieval Literature in Translation 3 credit(s)

• ENG 360 - Chaucer 3 credit(s)

• ENG 361 - Shakespeare 3 credit(s)

• ENG 420 - British Drama, 1660-1830 3 credit(s)

• ENG 432 - Rebellion to Restoration: 17th-Century British Literature 3 credit(s)

• ENG 433 - Milton 3 credit(s)

• ENG 436 - Satire and Sentiment, 1660-1800 3 credit(s)

• ENG 437 - Eighteenth-Century British Novel 3 credit(s)

• ENG 438 - The Romantic Movement in Britain 3 credit(s)