Master of Arts
Developing critical awareness
The Master of Arts (MA) program develops scholars with a critical and comprehensive awareness of English studies. While offering specialization in one of various areas of strength in the department, the program requires a breadth requirement through course work and thereby grounds students’ interests in a wide and flexible understanding of English studies.
SUMMER 2026 GRADUATE COURSES
ENGL 821: Studies in Manuscript, Print and Media Culture: The Archive in Theory and Practice | Instructor: M. Levy
FALL 2026 GRADUATE COURSES
ENGL 810: New Directions in Theory: Reading Our Contemporary Moment | Instructor: C. Lesjak
ENGL 820: Introduction to Print Culture, Theory, Practice (print culture) | Instructor: M. Levy
ENGL 830: Medieval Antifascisms | Instructors: D. Coley & M. Hussey
ENGL 834: Poetry and the Present: The Poetics of Temporality | Instructor: J. Derksen
SPRING 2027 GRADUATE COURSES
ENGL 811: Autofiction and Autotheory | Instructor: C. Burnham
ENGL 832: Shakespeare in the Eighteenth Century (print culture) | Instructor: D. Solomon
ENGL 870: Introduction to the Theory, History, and Practice of Research Creation (rc) | Instructor: C. Bogle
SUMMER 2027 GRADUATE COURSES
ENGL 835: War and Medicine: Crisis, Trauma, and Solidarity | Instructor: J. Leow
ENGL 844: Indigenous Life Writing Over Three Centuries in Lands Claimed by Canada | Instructor: D. Reder
Course Outline TBA