B.A. English Discovery Awaits
Program Details
What does it mean to study English at Niagara? It means joining a close-knit community of professors and students dedicated to the written word. It means slowing down, reading with care, discussing competing interpretations, and writing with clarity and purpose. Finally, it means appreciating truth and beauty, developing critical thinking and sound judgment, and honing your creative powers—all while engaging some of the world’s most pressing issues. These durable skills form the basis for not only a successful career but also an enriched personal life and active civic engagement.
CORE
Features RELEVANT Prepare for roles in education, law, publishing, marketing, business, medicine, information technology, nonprofit organizations, or government.
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ENG 201 – Studies in American Literature ENG 202 – Studies in British Literature ENG 260 – Methods of Literary Study ENG 261 – Methods of Writing Studies ENG 350 – Style ENG 490 – Senior Seminar
ELECTIVES
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Three electives in American literature Three electives in British literature One Comparative Studies elective 21 free electives
FLEXIBLE
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Customize your degree through 21 electives of your choice, including Niagara’s many minors. EXPERIENTIAL Consider working on The Aquila, Niagara’s literary and arts journal, or studying abroad at one of Niagara’s many international destinations.
Contact Us Dr. Joseph Little Chair, Department of English College of Arts and Sciences jlittle@niagara.edu 716.286.8187 10.26
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