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The Literature major is a rigorous, critical, academic program that pairs close textual analysis and theoretical perspectives. Students who major in Literature will engage with a wide variety of texts to develop skills in close reading and textual analysis. They will also develop an understanding of literary history, genre conventions, and modern practices in literary theory and research.
Literature majors will learn to develop, support, and articulate complex arguments about texts and to present those arguments and insights in a well-crafted, articulate, and responsive manner. The Literature major also promotes the development of a sense of literary, cultural, and social history across multiple nations, ethnicities, and eras.
Program details
Degree type
Bachelor
Specialization
Humanities, Literature
Study type
Full time
Delivery mode
On-Campus
Program duration
4 years | Full time
Tuition fees
/year
Intakes
August, January
Study language
English
Program structure
Total: 39 credit hours
Required Courses (18 credit hours)
ENG 210 Introduction to Literature
ENG 388 Shakespeare
Plus twelve credit hours out of the following:
ENG 231 World Literature – Landmark Texts
ENG 232 World Literature – Literatures in Translation
ENG 241 American Literature – Beginnings to 1865
ENG 242 American Literature – 1865 to Present
ENG 251 British Literature – Beginnings to 1785
ENG 252 British Literature – 1785 to Present
Elective Courses (21 credit hours)
Four credit hours from each of the following topics courses:
ENG 340 Topics in American Literature (WIC)
ENG 350 Topics in British Literature (WIC)
ENG 360 Topics in Literary Theory and Criticism (WIC)
Plus nine credit hours out of the following:
ENG 205 Introduction to Creative Writing – Fiction (WIC)
ENG 206 Introduction to Creative Writing – Poetry (WIC)
FLM 220 Film Criticism
FLM 221 Screenwriting (WIC)
ENG 231 World Literature – Landmark Texts
ENG 232 World Literature – Literatures in Translation
ENG 241 American Literature – Beginnings to 1865
ENG 242 American Literature – 1865 to Present
ENG 251 British Literature – Beginnings to 1785
ENG 252 British Literature – 1785 to Present
ENG 260 Balkan Literature
ENG 300 The Bible as Literature (WIC)
ENG 311 Public Speaking
ENG 340 Topics in American Literature* (WIC)
ENG 350 Topics in British Literature* (WIC)
ENG 360 Topics in Literary Theory and Criticism* (WIC)
ENG 370 Genre and Topical Studies* (WIC)
FLM 371 History, Memory, and Narrative in Contemporary Balkan Cinema (WIC)
ENG 380 Major Authors*
*ENG topics courses may be repeated for credit as long as the precise topics differ.
English requirements
Only one is required
TOEFL-IBT
80/120
IELTS
6.5/9
Academic requirements
International high school qualifications required : B score in the Transcript.
Note: B score differs depending on the country’s Education system.
Additional requirements
1- By applying for any of our Majors (1 at least), student should choose minor courses to study aside as well.
Admission link: https://www.aubg.edu/admissions/how-to-apply-first-year
2- DET – Duolingo English Test requirements: 110
3- Student can’t graduate with the secondary major only so, another major should be taken.
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Delivery mode
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