Bachelor of Arts in English
Course overview
| Qualification | Bachelor's Degree |
| Study mode | Full-time, Part-time |
| Duration | 4 years |
| Intakes | January, May, September |
| Tuition (Local students) | Data not available |
| Tuition (Foreign students) | Data not available |
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Entry Requirements
General entry requirements:
- Satisfy the appropriate undergraduate,vocational,or university preparetory-level English proficiency requirement
- Qualify under one of Kwantlen's admission categories
- Satisfy specific program admission requirements
Year One Admission:
- Grade of 'B' in English 12 (or equivalent)
- Grade of 'C' in either Principles of Math 11 (or equivalent) or Applications of Math 12 (or equivalent).
Year Three Admission:
- 60 credits with a cumulative GPA of 2.00 (including all 1100- and 2000-level major/minor program requirements).
- Grade of 'C' in all required 1000-and 2000-level courses, including the English writing requirement (ENGL 1100 and one of either ENGL 1202 or 1204, or equivalent).
- Two Quantitative courses.
- 12 credits of breadth courses
- Grade of 'C' in either Principles of Math 11 (or equivalent) or Applications of Math 12 (or equivalent).
- Second language at the Grade 11 level or 6 credits of post-secondary language courses in the same language.
Curriculum
- Reading and Writing about Selected Topics: An Introduction to Literature
- Reading and Writing about Selected Topics
- Reading and Writing about Genre
- English Literature:14th to 18th Centuries
- English Literature:18th to 20th Centuries
- Canadian Literature in English
- Literature of the United States of America
- Advance Writing and Research
- The Comic Voice
- The Novel in English
- Studies in Poetry
- Studies in Drama
- Studies in Fiction
- Critical Studies in Film
- Critical Theory
- Chaucer:Saints,Sinners and Sex
- Studies in Shakespeare
- Seventeenth-Century British Literature
- Eighteenth-Century British Literature
- Nineteenth-Century Canadian Literature in English
- Literature of the United-States:Beginnings to 1865
- Romantic Poetry and Poetics
- Victorian Poetry and Non-Fiction
- The Victorian Novel
- Studies in Modernism
- The British Novel,1900-1945
- Modern and Contemporary Drama
- British Fiction since 1945
- Nineteenth-Century Canadian Literature in English
- Canadian Prose in English from 1900
- Canadian Poetry in English from 1880 to the Present
- Topics in Literature of the United States
- Literature in Translation
- World Literature in English
- Diasporic Literature
- Writing Women/Women Writing
- Indigenous Narratives,Oral and Written
- Reading Canonical Writers
- History of the English Language
- Readings in the History of Ideas
- Children's Literature
- Literature and Film
- Popular Writing
- Topics in Film Studies
- English Studies in the Classroom
- Special Topics in Literature