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English Literature and Popular Culture

Description

Start a new chapter with an English Literature and Popular Culture certificate
 
Critical thinking. Problem-solving. Research. Writing. Gain these highly in-demand skills with a Certificate in English Literature and Popular Culture from The Chang School.
 
Our unique certificate will help you build a foundation in many different literary forms, from Shakespeare to pop culture. Start off your certificate with the required course, which explores how different forms of literature shape our world. Then, you can move on to the wide range of electives offered.
 
This English certificate offers English literature courses on fairy tales and fantasies, science fiction and gothic horror. Budding romance writers may enjoy our class on the language of love, sex, and gender. Or, learn about how writing factors into history and cultural change with coursework in popular literature and writing as a cultural act. Intrigued about creativity in general? We offer online English literature courses that cover how creativity and writing work within everyday life – and can help you get started as a writer.
 
You’ll learn how to hone your critical analysis skills, write better, and use your new creative, analytical, and communication skills to enter new fields or advance in your current career.
 
Already working? You can do all these English literature courses online, and complete your certificate on your own schedule and timeline.
 
It’s time to level up your career: let’s write the exciting next chapter of your story together.
 
Who should take this English Literature and Popular Culture certificate?
  • You’re employed or seeking jobs in fields that require creative knowledge and writing skills like publishing, public relations, advertising, government, film, or digital communications
  • You’re interested in exploring degree-credit courses in English literature and popular culture before formally applying to university
  • You’re looking to strengthen your application to a full-time undergraduate degree program
  • You’re a teacher who would like to strengthen your knowledge to help enhance your curriculum
Admission Criteria:

Recommended:
  • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent
  • With 6 Grade 12 U or M credits (including English)
  • With a minimum average of 70 percent OR
  • Mature student status
Certificate Requirements:
  • 1 required course
  • 5 electives
  • Cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 1.67+
To graduate, you must successfully complete, within your official time span, the requirements from the year you registered in the program.
    Required Courses
    • CENG 110 Literatures Across Borders
    Electives (select 5)
    • CENG 112 Zap, Pow, Bang: Pop Lit
    • CENG 200 Writing as a Cultural Act
    • CENG 208 Introduction to Non-Fiction
    • CENG 222 Fairy Tales and Fantasies
    • CENG 230 Creativity, Writing, and Everyday Life
    • CENG 503 Science Fiction
    • CENG 505 Creative Writing
    • CENG 510 Gothic Horror
    • CENG 511 The Art of Writing Life
    • CENG 610 The Language of Love, Sex and Gender
    • CENG 706 Shakespeare and Performance
    Note: Check with the institution regarding start/end dates, prices, and delivery method. These may vary according to program, section, and/or semester.

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