Minor: English
An English minor complements any program of study because it emphasizes reading, writing, and critical thinking. It marks you as a strong communicator-the number one quality employers in every field look for. The minor requires 21 credit hours of courses (the sequence is not prescribed). Choose courses that meet your needs and interests. ENG 125 World Literature and the Human Experience, ENG 126 Introduction to Literature, and ENG 327 Literature Matters can count toward both the minor and general education requirements, depending on what other general education courses you have taken.
Code | Title | Hours |
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Select seven of the following: | 21 | |
Language/Writing Course Options | ||
Language Skills in the Professions | ||
Introduction to Creative Writing | ||
Advanced Creative Writing | ||
Professional Editing | ||
Advanced Composition | ||
Community-Based Writing | ||
Writing for Publication | ||
English Grammar | ||
Topics in Writing | ||
Technical and Professional Writing | ||
Playwriting/Screenwriting | ||
Introduction to Linguistic Science | ||
Studies in Language and Linguistics | ||
History of the English Language | ||
Old English | ||
Studies in English Grammar | ||
Literature Course Options | ||
World Literature and the Human Experience | ||
Introduction to Literature | ||
Introduction to Literary Analysis and Theory | ||
Literature Matters | ||
Survey of American Literature I | ||
Survey of American Literature II | ||
Survey of British Literature I | ||
Survey of British Literature II | ||
Theories of Literature | ||
Studies in American Literary Periods | ||
Studies in American Literary Genres | ||
Major American Authors | ||
Regional Literature of the United States | ||
Studies in British Literary Periods | ||
Studies in British Literary Genres | ||
Major British Authors | ||
Literature in Translation | ||
Theme Studies in Literature | ||
Studies in World Literature | ||
Studies in Folklore and Mythology | ||
Comparative Studies in Literature | ||
Total Hours | 21 |