Bachelor of Arts in English - Literature

English majors may concentrate in one of four areas: literature, rhetoric and composition, creative writing, and pre-education. Before choosing their concentrations, all English majors have the opportunity at the sophomore level to gain a broad foundation in British literature, American literature, and world languages and cultures. Then, with the help of their advisers, majors choose upper-division courses, which allow them to pursue their interests in more depth. Finally, students study within their chosen concentrations in seminars designed as capstones for the major. In addition, the department’s joint studies program with the University of Northumbria in Newcastle, England, offers Georgia State University English and history majors the opportunity to complete their degrees with a concentration in British and American Cultures. In each concentration, English majors acquire a sensitivity to the written word and an appreciation for the creative process. At graduation, they will have developed their skills in organization, writing, and interpretation. English courses offer students diverse opportunities to discover their own insights and to articulate those insights with precision. Majors who concentrate in literature take a range of courses that afford them opportunities to read poetry, prose, and drama from a variety of historical periods and cultural groups. These literature courses promote students’ verbal acuity and abilities at thoughtful evaluation.

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