English (3 Year)
Description
When you study English at Queen's, you'll learn to read perceptively, analyze clearly, and above all, communicate effectively. Students will explore writers such as Shakespeare, Austen, and Brontë, but will also engage with current forms, such as graphic novels and works by contemporary writers.
This introductory-level course focuses on the key areas that impact the adoption of equity, diversity, and inclusion practices in the workplace. Students will learn the theoretical and practical foundation needed to better understand how their own experiences shape their ability to lead across differences, how to influence others on the merits of equity, diversity, and inclusion, and how to create inclusive organizational strategies, programs, and systems that benefit everyone.
The Bachelor of English program plan consists of 90.0 units. 60.0 of these units are electives which can be taken from any subject, at any level and in any order, as long you have (or obtain) the prerequisites for any 200 or 300-level courses. The other 30.0 units must be taken as described below.
Notes:
OR
WRIT 125 (3.0 units): Fundamentals of Academic Essay Writing AND 3.0 units of CWRI* or ENGL**
* CWRI 295 (3.0 units): Introduction to Creative Writing in Short Fiction & Poetry is offered online.
** ASO does not offer any 3.0-unit 100-level ENGL courses online.
B. Complete the following:
• ENGL 200 (6.0 units): History of Literature in English
2. Option courses (18.0 units)
ENGL at the 200-level or above OR ENGL Subs List
12.0 units from: ENGL at the 200-level or above
ENGL 215 (6.0 units): Canadian Literature
ENGL 218 (3.0 units): Introduction to Indigenous Literatures in Canada
ENGL 223 (3.0 units): Selected Women Writers Post-1900
ENGL 237 (3.0 units): Children’s Literature
ENGL 259 (3.0 units): Global Shakespeare
ENGL 273 (3.0 units): Literature and the Fantastic
ENGL 281 (3.0 units): Legends of King Arthur: Medieval to Modern
• 6.0 units from: ENGL_Subs - English Substitutions
CWRI 295 (3.0 units): Creative Writing I
DRAM 303 (3.0 units): Indigenous Playwrights
FRST 290 (3.0 units): Paris through
Literature, Painting, Cinema & Photography
3. Electives (60.0 units)
Selected from all ASO Course offerings. See list on program page.
Note: Check with the institution regarding start/end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to program, section, and/or semester.
The Bachelor of English program plan consists of 90.0 units. 60.0 of these units are electives which can be taken from any subject, at any level and in any order, as long you have (or obtain) the prerequisites for any 200 or 300-level courses. The other 30.0 units must be taken as described below.
Notes:
- Courses may not be offered every term.
- A maximum of 6.00 units from courses offered by other Faculties and Schools may be counted toward the program and/or Plan requirements. This includes courses in BMED, COMM, GLPH, LAW, NURS and courses in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science.
- This online program plan has been adapted from the official Faculty of Arts and Science E-Calendar to help online students identify only courses that are being offered online.
- Complete the following:
OR
WRIT 125 (3.0 units): Fundamentals of Academic Essay Writing AND 3.0 units of CWRI* or ENGL**
* CWRI 295 (3.0 units): Introduction to Creative Writing in Short Fiction & Poetry is offered online.
** ASO does not offer any 3.0-unit 100-level ENGL courses online.
B. Complete the following:
• ENGL 200 (6.0 units): History of Literature in English
2. Option courses (18.0 units)
ENGL at the 200-level or above OR ENGL Subs List
12.0 units from: ENGL at the 200-level or above
ENGL 215 (6.0 units): Canadian Literature
ENGL 218 (3.0 units): Introduction to Indigenous Literatures in Canada
ENGL 223 (3.0 units): Selected Women Writers Post-1900
ENGL 237 (3.0 units): Children’s Literature
ENGL 259 (3.0 units): Global Shakespeare
ENGL 273 (3.0 units): Literature and the Fantastic
ENGL 281 (3.0 units): Legends of King Arthur: Medieval to Modern
• 6.0 units from: ENGL_Subs - English Substitutions
CWRI 295 (3.0 units): Creative Writing I
DRAM 303 (3.0 units): Indigenous Playwrights
FRST 290 (3.0 units): Paris through
Literature, Painting, Cinema & Photography
3. Electives (60.0 units)
Selected from all ASO Course offerings. See list on program page.
Note: Check with the institution regarding start/end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to program, section, and/or semester.
Related Courses
- Africa in the Modern World
- Anatomy of the Human Body
- Art in the West from Antiquity to Modernity
- Astronomy I: The Solar System
- Astronomy II: Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe
- Canadian Literature
- Children's Literature
- Cities: Geography, Planning and Urban Life
- Conflict Management
- Creative Writing I (Short Fiction & Poetry)
- Critical Thinking
- Culture and Technology
- Elements of Computing Science
- Employment Law
- Envisioning Disruptive Technologies
- Foundations of Entrepreneurship
- Fundamentals of Academic Essay Writing
- Fundamentals of Effective Writing
- Fundamentals of Pharmacology and Therapeutics
- Gender in North American History
- Gender, Race, and Popular Culture
- General Chemistry I: From Atoms to Matter
- General Chemistry II: Thermodynamics and Kinetics
- General Organic Chemistry II (with Virtual Laboratory)
- Global Engagement
- Global Shakespeare
- Globalization, Gender and Development
- History of Literature in English
- History of Modern Psychology
- Human Cell Physiology
- Human Geography
- Human Resource Management
- Indigenous Playwrights
- Indigenous Studies II – Resistance and Resurgence
- Introduction to Clinical Psychology
- Introduction to Cognitive Science
- Introduction to Comparative Cognition
- Introduction to Computing Science I
- Introduction to Computing Science II
- Introduction to Cultures
- Introduction to Indigenous Studies
- Introduction to Literary Study
- Introduction to Sexual and Gender Diversity
- Introduction to Statistics
- Legends of King Arthur: Medieval to Modern
- Infection, Immunity, and Inflammation
- Microeconomic Theory I
- Music Fundamentals
- Ordinary Differential Equations
- Origins and Practices of Liberal Arts
- Paris through Literature, Painting, Cinema and Photography
- Drug and Environmental Toxicology
- Physical Fitness and Exercise Progamming
- Principles of Mammalian Physiology I
- Principles of Mammalian Physiology II
- Principles of Psychology
- Project Planning and Policy Advocacy
- Publicity and Media Relations
- Reading French
- Rio de Janeiro: the Marvelous City
- Science and Society
- Sex and Violence in Performance
- Social Determinants of Health
- Social History of Popular Music
- Social Psychology
- The Cold War
- The Evolution of Modern Europe
- The Liberal Arts in the Contemporary World
- Unions and Labour Relations
- Western Music: Napoleon to 9/11
- Women, Gender, Difference
- Workplace Policies and Governance
- Writing Creative Non-fiction
- Writing for Research, Analysis, and Reflection
- Introduction to Indigenous Literatures in Canada
- Selected Women Writers Post-1900
Overview
- Institution: Queen's University
- Program type: Bachelors Degree
- Language: English
- Program Code: ENGLGBA
- Delivery Method: Fully Online/Distance
Disclaimer:
Check with the institution regarding start/end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to program, section, and/or semester.
Check with the institution regarding start/end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to program, section, and/or semester.