Major: English Concentration: Composition and Rhetoric Degree: Master of Arts

Prerequisites

ENG4013 Approach to Lit Interpretation (3 Credits)

• A B.A. in English of related field with a G.P.A. of 3.0

Major Requirements (6 credits)

A minimum of 33 semester hours are required for the degree.
All students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester of courses at UNF. Deadlines are available online.

LIT6246 Major Authors (3 Credits)

SELECT 1 FROM THE FOLLOWING:

• ENG 6018 History of Literary Criticism & Theory (3 credits)
• ENG 6019 Contemporary Literary Criticism & Theory (3 credits)

Major Electives (27 credits)

2 courses must be before 1800 & 2 courses must be after 1800.
A maximum of 12 semester hours (4 courses only) at the 5000 level, all other courses must be taken at the 6000 level.

SELECT 2 BRITISH LIT (5000/6000)

• ENL

SELECT 2 AMERICAN LIT (5000/6000)

• AML

SELECT. three composition courses

(9 credit hours):

• ENC 5226 Technical Writing (3 credit hours)
• ENC 6700 Studies in Composition Theory (3 credit hours)
• ENC 5720 Problems in Contemporary Composition (3 credit hours)
• ENC 6721 Studies in Composition Research (3 credit hours)
• ENC 6942 Teach Practicum: Writing Classroom (3 credit hours)
• ENC 5935 Special Topics in Composition and Rhetoric (3 credit hours)

SELECT 2 FROM THE FOLLOWING

(6 Credits):

• AML6506 Studies in Early American Literature(3 credits)
• AML6507 Studies in Later American Literature(3 credits)
• ENL6502 Studies in Early British Literature (3 credits)
• ENL6509 Studies in Later British Literature (3 credits)
• ENG6855 Topics in Cultural Studies (3 credits)
• LIT6009 Studies in Genre (3 credits)
• ENG6138 Studies in Film (3 credits)
• LIT5934 Topics in Literature (3 credits)
• LIT6017 Studies in Fiction (3 credits)
• LIT6037 Studies in Poetry (3 credits)
• LIT6047 Studies in Drama (3 credits)
• LIT6654 Comparative & World Literature (3 credits)
• LIT6905 Directed Independent Study (3 credits)
• LIT6934 ST: Literature (3 credits)
• LIT6941 Practicum: Teaching Literature (3 credits)