ENGL 1101

English Composition I

3

ENGL 1102

English Composition II

3

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

MATH 1101

Introduction to Mathematical Modeling

3

MATH 1113

Precalculus

3

MATH 2200

Analytic Geometry and Calculus

4

MATH 2250

Calculus I for Science and Engineering

4

MATH 2400

Differential Calculus with Theory

4

MATH 2410

Integral Calculus with Theory

4

STAT 2000

Introductory Statistics

4

At least one of the physical science or life science courses must include a laboratory.

II. Physical Sciences (3 - 4 Hours)

Preferred Course(s):

Please consider the Franklin College's Physical Sciences requirement when selecting courses from the Core Curriculum. Some courses approved for the core curriculum do not satisfy the Franklin College requirement.

II. Life Sciences (3 - 4 Hours)

Preferred Course(s):

Please consider the Franklin College's Biological Sciences requirement when selecting courses from the Core Curriculum. Some courses approved for the core curriculum do not satisfy the Franklin College requirement.

No preferred courses for this area. See the list of core course options below.

Note: Course credit received as a result of a score on a departmental foreign language placement test will not satisfy the General Education Core Curriculum requirements in Area IV, World Languages and Global Culture, Humanities and the Arts.

IV. World Languages and Global Culture (9 Hours)

Preferred Course(s):

LING 2100

The Study of Language

3

IV. Humanities and the Arts (3 Hours)

Preferred Course(s):

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 2310

English Literature from the Beginnings to 1700

3

ENGL 2320

British and Irish Literature from 1700 to the Present

3

ENGL 2330

American Literature from the Beginnings to 1914

3

ENGL 2340

American Literature from 1914 to the Present

3

ENGL 2350H  *

English Literature from the Beginnings to 1700 (Honors)

3

ENGL 2360H  *

British and Irish Literature from 1700 to the Present (Honors)

3

ENGL 2370H  *

American Literature from the Beginnings to 1914 (Honors)

3

ENGL 2380H  *

American Literature from 1914 to the Present (Honors)

3

ENGL 2390H  *

Multicultural Literature in America (Honors)

3

ENGL 2400

Multicultural Literature in America

3

*Require permission of Honors to enroll

• Students who have not met the Georgia and U.S. Constitution requirement by examination should enroll in POLS 1101.
• A passing grade on an examination on the history of the United States and Georgia is required to satisfy the United States and Georgia History Requirement for all persons receiving a baccalaureate degree from the University, unless exempted by one of the following courses: HIST 2111, HIST 2112, HIST 3080H. Examinations are given at University Testing Services. Reexamination is permitted. Contact University Testing Services at (706) 542-3183 for information.

No preferred courses for this area. See the list of core course options below.

Survey in British Literature (3 hours)

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 2310

English Literature from the Beginnings to 1700

3

ENGL 2320

British and Irish Literature from 1700 to the Present

3

ENGL 2350H  *

English Literature from the Beginnings to 1700 (Honors)

3

ENGL 2360H  *

British and Irish Literature from 1700 to the Present (Honors)

3

*Require permission from Honors to enroll

Survey in American Literature (3 hours)

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 2330

American Literature from the Beginnings to 1914

3

ENGL 2340

American Literature from 1914 to the Present

3

ENGL 2370H  *

American Literature from the Beginnings to 1914 (Honors)

3

ENGL 2380H  *

American Literature from 1914 to the Present (Honors)

3

ENGL 2390H  *

Multicultural Literature in America (Honors)

3

ENGL 2400

Multicultural Literature in America

3

*Require permission from Honors to enroll

Related Coursework (12 hours)

Choose 12 credit hour(s) from the following:

MUSI 2020

Introduction to Music

3

MUSI 2040

History of Popular Music

3

MUSI 2050

Survey of Jazz History

3

MUSI 2060

History and Analysis of Rock Music

3

MUSI(AFST)(AFAM) 2080

African American Music

3

MUSI 2090

Music and Film

3

MUSI 2300

Music in Athens

3

THEA 2000

Appreciation of Theatre

3

THEA 2110

Voices of Diversity in American Drama and Theatre

3

AFAM prefix courses at the 2000-level

AFST prefix courses at the 2000-level

AMHA prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

ARAB prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

ARHI prefix courses at the 2000-level

ARTS prefix courses at the 2000-level

BENG prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

CHNS prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

CLAS prefix courses at the 1000- or 2000-level

CMLT prefix courses at the 2000-level

ENGL prefix courses at the 2000-level

FILM prefix courses at the 2000-level

FREN prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

GRMN prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

GREK prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

HAUS prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

HEBR prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

HIST prefix courses at the 2000-level

HNDI prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

INDO prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

ITAL prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

JPNS prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

KREN prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

LACS prefix courses at the 1000- or 2000-level

LATN prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

LING prefix courses at the 2000-level

PASH prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

PERS prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

PHIL prefix courses at the 2000-level

PORT prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

QUEC prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

RELI prefix courses at the 1000- or 2000-level

RUSS prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

SCAN prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

SLAV prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

SPAN prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

SWAH prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

TURK prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

URDU prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

VIET prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

WMST prefix courses at the 1000- or 2000-level

YORB prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

ZULU prefix courses at the 2000-level or above

A baccalaureate degree program must require at least 21 semester hours of upper division courses in the major field and at least 39 semester hours of upper division work overall.

Required Courses (15 hours)

A grade of "C" (2.0) or better must be achieved in all major courses. Seven of the ten major courses must be taken in residence. Six of the ten major courses must be taken at the 4000-level. Courses that appear under two areas of upper-level coursework in the major (such as ENGL(LING) 4060/6060 or ENGL 4295/6295) may count towards either one area or the other; they will not count towards both.

1. British and American Literature Before 1800

Choose 2 course(s) from the following:

(Each course must come from a different area of British and American Literature)

1A. Early Literature of the British Isles

ENGL(LING) 4060/6060

Old English

3

ENGL 4210/6210

Old English Literature

3

ENGL 4220/6220

Beowulf

3

ENGL 4295/6295

Topics in Celtic Studies

3

ENGL 4296

Literature of Medieval Wales

3

1B. Medieval Literature

ENGL 4197

Middle Welsh

3

ENGL 4225/6225

The Age of Cathedrals: Literary Culture in the High Middle Ages

3

ENGL 4230

Medieval Literature

3

ENGL 4240/6240

Chaucer

3

ENGL 4270

Medieval Romance

3

ENGL 4290

Topics in Medieval Literature

3

1C. Early Modern British and American Literature

ENGL 4300/6300

Elizabethan Poetry

3

ENGL 4310

Tudor Literature

3

ENGL 4320/6320

Shakespeare I: Selected Works

3

ENGL 4330  *

Shakespeare II: Special Topics

3

ENGL 4331

Shakespeare on Film

3

ENGL 4332

Shakespeare and Media

3

ENGL 4333E/6333E

Shakespeare in the Eighteenth Century

3

ENGL 4334/6334

Shakespeare through Multicultural American Literature and Performance

3

ENGL 4335S/6335S

Shakespeare in the Classroom: Service-Learning

3

ENGL 4340/6340

Renaissance Drama

3

ENGL 4350/6350

Seventeenth-Century Poetry

3

ENGL 4370

Milton

3

ENGL 4390

Topics in Renaissance Literature

3

* ENGL 4330 is repeatable for 6 credit hours, but may only be counted once towards the British and American Literature before 1800 requirement.

1D. Restoration and Eighteenth-century British and American Literature

ENGL 4400/6400

Restoration and Eighteenth-Century English Drama

3

ENGL 4420/6420

Early Eighteenth-Century Prose and Poetry

3

ENGL 4430

The Eighteenth-Century English Novel

3

ENGL 4440/6440

The Age of Johnson

3

ENGL 4450

The Global Eighteenth Century

3

ENGL 4460

Women in the Eighteenth Century

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4470

Eighteenth Century Literature and the Black Atlantic

3

ENGL 4480/6480

Scottish Literature of the Eighteenth Century

3

ENGL 4490

Topics in Eighteenth-Century Literature

3

ENGL 4491-4491L

The Eighteenth Century on Film

4

ENGL 4700

Early American Literature

3

2. British, Irish, and Postcolonial Literature after 1800

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4500

Romantic Literature

3

ENGL 4501

Romantic Circles

3

ENGL 4505

Single Author Study: Jane Austen

3

ENGL 4510

Nineteenth-Century British Prose

3

ENGL 4520

The Nineteenth-Century British Novel

3

ENGL 4525W

Charles Dickens

3

ENGL 4530

Victorian Literature

3

ENGL 4540

Victorian Poetry

3

ENGL 4550

Britain, Empire, and the Global Nineteenth Century

3

ENGL 4590

Topics in Nineteenth-Century British Literature

3

ENGL 4650

Modern Drama

3

ENGL 4660

Twentieth-Century British and Irish Poetry

3

ENGL 4670

The Twentieth-Century British and Irish Novel

3

ENGL 4675

Twenty-First Century British Fiction

3

ENGL 4680

Modern Irish Literature

3

ENGL 4685

Postcolonial Literature

3

ENGL 4690

Topics in Twentieth-Century British and Irish Literature

3

ENGL 4695

Topics in Postcolonial Literature

3

ENGL 4698

Single Author Study: James Joyce

3

3. American Literature after 1800

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL(AFAM) 4620

African American Poetry

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4630

African American Fiction

3

ENGL 4642/6642-4642L/6642L

Films about the American South

4

ENGL 4710

American Renaissance

3

ENGL 4712

Edgar Allan Poe

3

ENGL 4720

American Realism and Naturalism

3

ENGL 4721

Mark Twain

3

ENGL 4723

Herman Melville

3

ENGL 4730

The American Novel to 1900

3

ENGL 4740

Southern Literature

3

ENGL 4742

Georgia Literature

3

ENGL 4745

CircumCaribbean Literature

3

ENGL 4750

American Modernism

3

ENGL 4760

Contemporary American Literature

3

ENGL 4770

Twentieth-Century American Poetry

3

ENGL 4780

Twentieth-Century American Novel

3

ENGL 4790

Topics in American Literature

3

ENGL 4791

American Autobiography

3

ENGL 4795

William Faulkner

3

ENGL 4860

Multicultural Topics in American Literature

3

ENGL 4874

Literature and the Civil War

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4880

Topics in African American Literature

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4882W

Black Film Matters: Studies in African American Film

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4883W

From Be-Bop to Hip-Hop: Essential Voices in Modern Black Music

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4884

Contemporary African American Writing

3

4. Language, Criticism, and Culture

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL(LING) 4005/6005

History of the English Language

3

ENGL(LING) 4010/6010

American English

3

ENGL(LING)(AFAM) 4040

Language Use in the African American Community

3

ENGL(LING) 4060/6060

Old English

3

ENGL(LING) 4100/6100

Lexicography

3

ENGL 4110/6110

English Grammar

3

ENGL 4170/6170

Second Language Acquisition

3

ENGL(LING) 4190

Topics in the English Language

3

ENGL(LING) 4195/6195

Celtic Languages

3

ENGL 4295/6295

Topics in Celtic Studies

3

ENGL 4640

Film as Literature

3

ENGL 4800W

Intermediate Creative Writing: Fiction

3

ENGL 4801W

Intermediate Creative Writing: Poetry

3

ENGL 4802W

Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction

3

ENGL 4803W

Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry

3

ENGL 4804W

Topics in Advanced Creative Writing

3

ENGL 4805

Editing and Publishing

3

ENGL 4810

Literary Magazine Editing and Publishing

3

ENGL 4820

Literary Theory

3

ENGL 4821

Poetics: History and Theory of the Modern Lyric

3

ENGL 4822

Texts, Sex, and Gender

3

ENGL 4823

20th-Century Poetics: Imagism to the Black Arts Movement

3

ENGL 4824

Special Topics in Poetics

3

ENGL 4825

Topics in Literary Theory

3

ENGL(LING) 4826

Style: Language, Genre, Cognition

3

ENGL 4830W

Advanced Studies in Writing

3

ENGL 4831W

Advanced Studies in Writing: The Critical Essay

3

ENGL 4832W

Writing for the World Wide Web

3

ENGL 4833W

Composition Theory and Pedagogy

3

ENGL 4835

Environmental Literature

3

ENGL 4836W/6836W

Writing about Health and Medicine

3

ENGL 4837W/6837W

Digital Storytelling

3

ENGL 4864

History and Theory of the Novel

3

ENGL 4865

Special Topics in the Novel Before 1900

3

ENGL 4866

Special Topics: Studies in the Novel after 1900

3

ENGL 4870

Folklore Studies

3

ENGL 4875

Aesthetics and Politics

3

ENGL 4876

Fantasy Literature

3

ENGL 4877

Fantasy Literature on Film

3

ENGL(LING) 4885

Introduction to Humanities Computing

3

ENGL(LING) 4886

Text and Corpus Analysis

3

ENGL 4888

Humanities Computing I: Knowledge Representation

3

ENGL 4889

Humanities Computing II: Applied Design

3

ENGL 4890

Topics in Criticism and Culture

3

ENGL 4891S/6891S

Literature in Local Schools

3

ENGL 4892/6892

Literature in the Archives

3

ENGL 4895

Topics in Literature and Other Arts

3

ENGL 4896

Comics and Graphic Narratives

3

ENGL 4897

Science Fiction

3

ENGL 4898

Comics Theory and Practice

3

ENGL 4899

Topics in Science Fiction

3

ENGL 4912S/6912S

Writing Center Theory and Practice (Writing Intensive)

3

ENGL 4995W

Advanced Seminar

3

LING(AFAM)(ENGL) 4050/6050

Structure of African American English

3

LING(ENGL) 4080

Language and Complex Systems

3

Major Electives (15 hours)

Choose five 3-hour ENGL electives at the 3000/4000 levels, at least one course at the 4000 level. Students may complete 12 of their 15 major elective hours with an area of emphasis. Only two of the following courses may satisfy Major Electives, if not taken above: ENGL 4800W, ENGL 4801W, ENGL 4802W, ENGL 4803W, ENGL 4804W. If any of these courses were taken to satisfy the Language, Criticism, and Culture requirement, only one additional course may be applied to Major Electives. Any additional courses will count towards General Electives.

ENGL 4800W

Intermediate Creative Writing: Fiction

3

ENGL 4801W

Intermediate Creative Writing: Poetry

3

ENGL 4802W

Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction

3

ENGL 4803W

Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry

3

ENGL 4804W

Topics in Advanced Creative Writing

3

** Note that ENGL 4001, ENGL 4840, ENGL 4841, ENGL 4842, ENGL 4843, ENGL 4844, ENGL 4845S, and ENGL 4913/6913 cannot fulfill any English major requirements. Instead, each of these will count as a General Elective.

Students may choose to add an Area of Emphasis to their English Major. Please note that, depending on faculty availability, we may not be able to offer every Area of Emphasis in a given year. We advise students to check with the Undergraduate Office and with their advisors if they would like to add an Area of Emphasis.

Area of Emphasis in Medieval Literature

Required:

ENGL(LING) 4060/6060

Old English

3

Choose 3 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4210/6210

Old English Literature

3

ENGL 4220/6220

Beowulf

3

ENGL 4225/6225

The Age of Cathedrals: Literary Culture in the High Middle Ages

3

ENGL 4197

Middle Welsh

3

ENGL 4230

Medieval Literature

3

ENGL 4240/6240

Chaucer

3

ENGL 4270

Medieval Romance

3

ENGL 4290

Topics in Medieval Literature

3

ENGL 4296

Literature of Medieval Wales

3

Students may petition through the Undergraduate Office to have other Medieval Literature courses count toward this area. Petitions will be reviewed by the Undergraduate Committee and the Medieval Literature Faculty.

Area of Emphasis in Studies in the Novel

Required:

ENGL 4864

History and Theory of the Novel

3

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4430

The Eighteenth-Century English Novel

3

ENGL 4505

Single Author Study: Jane Austen

3

ENGL 4520

The Nineteenth-Century British Novel

3

ENGL 4525W

Charles Dickens

3

ENGL 4721

Mark Twain

3

ENGL 4723

Herman Melville

3

ENGL 4730

The American Novel to 1900

3

ENGL 4865

Special Topics in the Novel Before 1900

3

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4670

The Twentieth-Century British and Irish Novel

3

ENGL 4675

Twenty-First Century British Fiction

3

ENGL 4685

Postcolonial Literature

3

ENGL 4690

Topics in Twentieth-Century British and Irish Literature

3

ENGL 4698

Single Author Study: James Joyce

3

ENGL 4760

Contemporary American Literature

3

ENGL 4780

Twentieth-Century American Novel

3

ENGL 4795

William Faulkner

3

ENGL 4866

Special Topics: Studies in the Novel after 1900

3

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL(AFAM) 4630

African American Fiction

3

ENGL 4640

Film as Literature

3

ENGL 4720

American Realism and Naturalism

3

ENGL 4876

Fantasy Literature

3

Area of Emphasis in Creative Writing

ENGL 3800W

Introduction to Creative Writing

3

Choose 2 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4800W

Intermediate Creative Writing: Fiction

3

ENGL 4801W

Intermediate Creative Writing: Poetry

3

ENGL 4802W

Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction

3

ENGL 4803W

Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry

3

ENGL 4804W

Topics in Advanced Creative Writing

3

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4660

Twentieth-Century British and Irish Poetry

3

ENGL 4670

The Twentieth-Century British and Irish Novel

3

ENGL 4675

Twenty-First Century British Fiction

3

ENGL 4680

Modern Irish Literature

3

ENGL 4690

Topics in Twentieth-Century British and Irish Literature

3

ENGL 4760

Contemporary American Literature

3

ENGL 4770

Twentieth-Century American Poetry

3

ENGL 4780

Twentieth-Century American Novel

3

ENGL 4790

Topics in American Literature

3

ENGL 4821

Poetics: History and Theory of the Modern Lyric

3

ENGL 4823

20th-Century Poetics: Imagism to the Black Arts Movement

3

ENGL 4824

Special Topics in Poetics

3

ENGL 4860

Multicultural Topics in American Literature

3

ENGL 4864

History and Theory of the Novel

3

ENGL 4865

Special Topics in the Novel Before 1900

3

ENGL 4866

Special Topics: Studies in the Novel after 1900

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4884

Contemporary African American Writing

3

Area of Emphasis in Literature and Media

Choose 4 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 3325

Literature and Adaptation

3

ENGL 3370

Literature and Artificial Intelligence

3

ENGL 3410

Literature and Media

3

ENGL 3570

Games and Culture

3

ENGL 3892

Literature in the Library

3

ENGL 4332

Shakespeare and Media

3

ENGL 4640

Film as Literature

3

ENGL 4642/6642-4642L/6642L

Films about the American South

4

ENGL 4815

The History and Future of the Book

3

ENGL 4820

Literary Theory

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4882W

Black Film Matters: Studies in African American Film

3

ENGL 4892/6892

Literature in the Archives

3

ENGL 4895

Topics in Literature and Other Arts

3

ENGL 4896

Comics and Graphic Narratives

3

Area of Emphasis in Multicultural American Literature

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 2400

Multicultural Literature in America

3

ENGL(AFAM) 3230

Development of African American Literature

3

Choose 3 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 3880S

The Modern Civil Rights Movement in Literature and Culture

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4620

African American Poetry

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4630

African American Fiction

3

ENGL 4685

Postcolonial Literature

3

ENGL 4695

Topics in Postcolonial Literature

3

ENGL 4860

Multicultural Topics in American Literature

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4880

Topics in African American Literature

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4882W

Black Film Matters: Studies in African American Film

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4883W

From Be-Bop to Hip-Hop: Essential Voices in Modern Black Music

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4884

Contemporary African American Writing

3

After consultation with your faculty advisor, choose one class with a Multicultural or Postcolonial focus in History, Comparative Literature, Religion, Education, Women’s Studies, or Political Science. Students are responsible for checking the prerequisites for courses outside the English Department to make sure that they are approved to take these classes for the Area of Emphasis in Multicultural American Literature:

AFAM 3880

African American Folklore

3

AFAM 4250

African American Seminar

3

AFAM(SOCI) 4580

Topics in African American Sociology and Health

3

AFAM(ROML) 4860/6860

Topics in Afro-Hispanic Identity

3

CMLT 3140

Women Writers of the East and West

3

CMLT(AFST) 3150

Introduction to Modern African Literature

3

ETAP 5180/7180

Understanding Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in Schools

2

HIST 3050

Native American History to 1840

3

HIST 3051

Native American History Since 1840

3

HIST 3060

Colonial and Revolutionary America

3

HIST 3085

United States Women's History to 1865

3

HIST 3086

United States Women's History from 1865 to the Present

3

HIST(AFAM) 3101

The Early African American Experience

3

HIST(AFAM) 3102

Modern African American Experience

3

HIST 3240

The Caribbean Area

3

HIST 4035/6035

Race, Gender, and Empire

3

HIST(AFAM) 4055/6055

Historical Survey of African American Thought

3

HIST 4080/6080

Politics of Gender in United States History

3

HIST 4110/6110

Multicultural Georgia

3

HIST 4120/6120

The Civil Rights Movement

3

HIST(LACS) 4200/6200

Studies in Latin American History

3

HIST 4220/6220

The United States and Latin America

3

LING(CMLT)(WMST) 4870/6870

Language, Gender, and Sexuality

3

LLED 5040/7040

Language and Culture in the Classroom

3

POLS 4060

Problems in Democratic Theory

3

POLS 4090

Social Justice

3

POLS 4660

Southern Politics

3

POLS 4750

Gender, Law, and Politics

3

RELI 4072/6072

American Judaism

3

RELI 4107/6107

American Religious History

3

RELI(AFAM) 4201/6201

African American Religious History

3

RELI(AFAM) 4202/6202

Southern Religious History

3

RELI(AFAM) 4203/6203

The Bible in the Black Church

3

SOCI(AFAM) 3310

Race and Culture

3

SOCI(LACS) 4290

Sociology of Latin America

3

SOCI(AFAM) 4370

Seminar in Race and Ethnicity

3

THEA(AFAM) 4480/6480

History of African American Drama and Theatre

3

WMST 3110

Gender, Race, Class, Sexuality

3

WMST(LACS) 3500

Women in the Caribbean

3

WMST 4070/6070

North American Asian Feminisms

3

WMST(LACS) 4500/6500

Latina Studies

3

Area of Emphasis in Professional Writing

Choose 4 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 3540

ENGL 3560W

Writing Games

3

ENGL 3580W

Writing, Rhetoric, and Artificial Intelligence

3

ENGL 3590W

Technical and Professional Communication

3

ENGL 3600W

Advanced Composition

3

ENGL 3700W

Introduction to Writing in the Disciplines

3

ENGL 3850S

Writing and Community

3

ENGL 3851S

Writing for Social Justice: The Prison Writing Project

3

ENGL 3860W

Science Writing for General Audiences

3

ENGL 4001

Careers for English Majors

1

ENGL 4805

Editing and Publishing

3

ENGL(LING) 4826

Style: Language, Genre, Cognition

3

ENGL 4832W

Writing for the World Wide Web

3

ENGL 4833W

Composition Theory and Pedagogy

3

ENGL 4836W/6836W

Writing about Health and Medicine

3

ENGL 4837W/6837W

Digital Storytelling

3

ENGL 4840

Internship in Literary Media

1-3

ENGL 4841

Internship in Teaching and Pedagogy

1-3

ENGL 4842

Internship in Professional and Technical Communication

1-3

ENGL 4912S/6912S

Writing Center Theory and Practice (Writing Intensive)

3

FCID 4100

Humanities Internship Course

3

Area of Emphasis in Advanced Studies in English

Required:

ENGL 4820

Literary Theory

3

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4210/6210

Old English Literature

3

ENGL 4220/6220

Beowulf

3

ENGL 4225/6225

The Age of Cathedrals: Literary Culture in the High Middle Ages

3

ENGL 4230

Medieval Literature

3

ENGL 4240/6240

Chaucer

3

ENGL 4270

Medieval Romance

3

ENGL 4290

Topics in Medieval Literature

3

ENGL 4295/6295

Topics in Celtic Studies

3

ENGL 4296

Literature of Medieval Wales

3

ENGL 4300/6300

Elizabethan Poetry

3

ENGL 4320/6320

Shakespeare I: Selected Works

3

ENGL 4330

Shakespeare II: Special Topics

3

ENGL 4331

Shakespeare on Film

3

ENGL 4332

Shakespeare and Media

3

ENGL 4333E/6333E

Shakespeare in the Eighteenth Century

3

ENGL 4334/6334

Shakespeare through Multicultural American Literature and Performance

3

ENGL 4340/6340

Renaissance Drama

3

ENGL 4350/6350

Seventeenth-Century Poetry

3

ENGL 4370

Milton

3

ENGL 4390

Topics in Renaissance Literature

3

ENGL 4400/6400

Restoration and Eighteenth-Century English Drama

3

ENGL 4420/6420

Early Eighteenth-Century Prose and Poetry

3

ENGL 4430

The Eighteenth-Century English Novel

3

ENGL 4440/6440

The Age of Johnson

3

ENGL 4450

The Global Eighteenth Century

3

ENGL 4460

Women in the Eighteenth Century

3

ENGL 4480/6480

Scottish Literature of the Eighteenth Century

3

ENGL 4490

Topics in Eighteenth-Century Literature

3

ENGL 4491-4491L

The Eighteenth Century on Film

4

ENGL 4700

Early American Literature

3

This course does not count towards the requirements for the major in British Literature before 1800 but instead counts as an English elective.

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 3010

Introduction to Folklore

3

ENGL 3030

World Englishes: Language, Literature, Pedagogy

3

ENGL 3050

Introduction to Poetry

3

ENGL 3610

Introduction to Fiction

3

ENGL 3650

Introduction to Drama

3

ENGL(LING) 4010/6010

American English

3

ENGL(LING)(AFAM) 4040

Language Use in the African American Community

3

ENGL(LING) 4060/6060

Old English

3

ENGL(LING) 4100/6100

Lexicography

3

ENGL 4110/6110

English Grammar

3

ENGL 4170/6170

Second Language Acquisition

3

ENGL(LING) 4190

Topics in the English Language

3

ENGL 4640

Film as Literature

3

ENGL 4821

Poetics: History and Theory of the Modern Lyric

3

ENGL 4825

Topics in Literary Theory

3

ENGL(LING) 4886

Text and Corpus Analysis

3

ENGL 4890

Topics in Criticism and Culture

3

ENGL 4895

Topics in Literature and Other Arts

3

LING 3150

Generative Syntax

3

LING(AFAM)(ENGL) 4050/6050

Structure of African American English

3

*ENGL 3050H, ENGL 3610H, and ENGL 3650H require permission of Honors to enroll.

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4830W

Advanced Studies in Writing

3

ENGL 4831W

Advanced Studies in Writing: The Critical Essay

3

ENGL 4832W

Writing for the World Wide Web

3

ENGL 4995W

Advanced Seminar

3

Area of Emphasis in Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies

Choose 4 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4300/6300

Elizabethan Poetry

3

ENGL 4310

Tudor Literature

3

ENGL 4320/6320

Shakespeare I: Selected Works

3

ENGL 4330

Shakespeare II: Special Topics

3

ENGL 4331

Shakespeare on Film

3

ENGL 4332

Shakespeare and Media

3

ENGL 4333E/6333E

Shakespeare in the Eighteenth Century

3

ENGL 4334/6334

Shakespeare through Multicultural American Literature and Performance

3

ENGL 4340/6340

Renaissance Drama

3

ENGL 4350/6350

Seventeenth-Century Poetry

3

ENGL 4370

Milton

3

ENGL 4390

Topics in Renaissance Literature

3

EITHER-

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4197

Middle Welsh

3

ENGL 4225/6225

The Age of Cathedrals: Literary Culture in the High Middle Ages

3

ENGL 4230

Medieval Literature

3

ENGL 4320W

Shakespeare I: Selected Works

3

ENGL 4240/6240

Chaucer

3

ENGL 4240W

Chaucer

3

ENGL 4270

Medieval Romance

3

ENGL 4290

Topics in Medieval Literature

3

AND

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ARHI 3020

Renaissance Art

3

ARHI 3030

Baroque Art

3

ARHI 3035

Northern Renaissance and Baroque Art

3

CLAS 4200/6200

Ancient Comedy

3

CLAS 4210/6210

Ancient Tragedy

3

CLAS 4220/6220

Classical Epic Poetry

3

CLAS 4240/6240

Analysis of Classical Mythology

3

CMLT 4070/6070

Science and Literature in the Renaissance

3

CMLT 4100/6100

Philosophy and Literature in the Seventeenth Century

3

EDES 6550

History of the Built Environment I: Landscape

3

FREN 4050

From Chivalry to Enlightenment

3

FREN 4060

Revolutions, Romanticism, and Reinvention

3

FREN 4350/6350

Studies in the French Renaissance

3

GREK 1001

Elementary Greek I

4

GREK 1002

Elementary Greek II

4

GREK 2001

Intermediate Greek I

3

GREK 2002

Intermediate Greek II

3

GREK 4010/6010

Homer

3

GREK 4080/6080

Aristophanes

3

GREK 4200/6200

Readings in Selected Greek Authors

3

HEBR 1001

Elementary Hebrew I

4

HEBR 1002

Elementary Hebrew II

4

HIST 3323

History of Women in Early Modern Europe

3

HIST 3340

The Age of Renaissance and Reformation

3

HIST 3371

Tudor-Stuart England

3

HIST 3443

Spain in the Age of Cervantes

3

HIST 4372/6372

Intellectual History in Early Modern Europe

3

LATN 1001

Elementary Latin I

4

LATN 1002

Elementary Latin II

4

LATN 2001

Intermediate Latin I

3

LATN 2002

Intermediate Latin II: Golden Age Latin Literature

3

LATN 3010

Vergil's Aeneid

3

LATN 4020/6020

Roman Epic Poetry

3

LATN 4060/6060

Roman Satire

3

LATN 4070/6070

Roman Drama

3

LATN 4200/6200

Catullus

3

LATN 4220/6220

Ovid

3

MUSI 4200/6200

Ancient, Medieval, and Renaissance Music

3

MUSI 4830/6830

Collegium Musicum

1

PHIL 3000

Classics of Ancient Western Philosophy

3

PHIL 3010

Modern Philosophy

3

PHIL 4000/6000

Plato

3

PHIL 4010/6010

Aristotle

3

PHIL 4020/6020

Medieval Philosophy

3

RELI 4001/6001

Old Testament/Hebrew Bible Literature

3

RELI 4002/6002

Prophetic Literature of the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible

3

RELI 4040/6040

Apocalyptic Literature

3

RELI 4080/6080

New Testament Literature

3

RELI 4101/6101

History of Christian Theology (Ancient-Medieval)

3

SPAN 4040

Literary Adventures from Spain

3

THEA 5340/7340

History of Costume and Adornment

3

THEA 5560

Acting Styles

3

TXMI(THEA) 4270/6270

History of Dress: Antiquity to Nineteenth Century

3

OR-

Choose two courses from the list of courses above.

Special topics from other departments may be eligible; students may petition for these courses to be included. Petitions will be reviewed by the Undergraduate Committee and the Renaissance Faculty.

Area of Emphasis in American Literature

Required: Students should select one of the following 4000-level courses in American or Multicultural courses to satisfy the basic requirements for English (A.B.):

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL(AFAM) 4620

African American Poetry

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4630

African American Fiction

3

ENGL 4642/6642-4642L/6642L

Films about the American South

4

ENGL 4700

Early American Literature

3

ENGL 4710

American Renaissance

3

ENGL 4712

Edgar Allan Poe

3

ENGL 4720

American Realism and Naturalism

3

ENGL 4721

Mark Twain

3

ENGL 4723

Herman Melville

3

ENGL 4730

The American Novel to 1900

3

ENGL 4740

Southern Literature

3

ENGL 4750

American Modernism

3

ENGL 4760

Contemporary American Literature

3

ENGL 4770

Twentieth-Century American Poetry

3

ENGL 4780

Twentieth-Century American Novel

3

ENGL 4790

Topics in American Literature

3

ENGL 4791

American Autobiography

3

ENGL 4795

William Faulkner

3

ENGL 4860

Multicultural Topics in American Literature

3

ENGL 4874

Literature and the Civil War

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4880

Topics in African American Literature

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4880E

Topics in African American Literature

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4882W

Black Film Matters: Studies in African American Film

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4883W

From Be-Bop to Hip-Hop: Essential Voices in Modern Black Music

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4884

Contemporary African American Writing

3

Choose 4 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4642/6642-4642L/6642L

Films about the American South

4

ENGL 4700

Early American Literature

3

ENGL 4710

American Renaissance

3

ENGL 4712

Edgar Allan Poe

3

ENGL 4720

American Realism and Naturalism

3

ENGL 4721

Mark Twain

3

ENGL 4723

Herman Melville

3

ENGL 4730

The American Novel to 1900

3

ENGL 4740

Southern Literature

3

ENGL 4742

Georgia Literature

3

ENGL 4745

CircumCaribbean Literature

3

ENGL 4750

American Modernism

3

ENGL 4760

Contemporary American Literature

3

ENGL 4770

Twentieth-Century American Poetry

3

ENGL 4780

Twentieth-Century American Novel

3

ENGL 4790

Topics in American Literature

3

ENGL 4791

American Autobiography

3

ENGL 4795

William Faulkner

3

ENGL 4860

Multicultural Topics in American Literature

3

ENGL 4874

Literature and the Civil War

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4880

Topics in African American Literature

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4880E

Topics in African American Literature

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4882W

Black Film Matters: Studies in African American Film

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4883W

From Be-Bop to Hip-Hop: Essential Voices in Modern Black Music

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4884

Contemporary African American Writing

3

Area of Emphasis in Poetry and Poetics

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4821

Poetics: History and Theory of the Modern Lyric

3

ENGL 4823

20th-Century Poetics: Imagism to the Black Arts Movement

3

ENGL 4824

Special Topics in Poetics

3

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL(LING) 4060/6060

Old English

3

ENGL 4210/6210

Old English Literature

3

ENGL 4220/6220

Beowulf

3

ENGL 4230

Medieval Literature

3

ENGL 4230W

Medieval Literature

3

ENGL 4240/6240

Chaucer

3

ENGL 4240W

Chaucer

3

ENGL 4270

Medieval Romance

3

ENGL 4296

Literature of Medieval Wales

3

ENGL 4300/6300

Elizabethan Poetry

3

ENGL 4300W

Elizabethan Poetry

3

ENGL 4320/6320

Shakespeare I: Selected Works

3

ENGL 4320W

Shakespeare I: Selected Works

3

ENGL 4330

Shakespeare II: Special Topics

3

ENGL 4330W

Shakespeare II: Special Topics

3

ENGL 4335S/6335S

Shakespeare in the Classroom: Service-Learning

3

ENGL 4340/6340

Renaissance Drama

3

ENGL 4350/6350

Seventeenth-Century Poetry

3

ENGL 4370

Milton

3

Topics course with a focus on poetry before 1800

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 4500

Romantic Literature

3

ENGL 4501

Romantic Circles

3

ENGL 4540

Victorian Poetry

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4620

African American Poetry

3

ENGL 4660

Twentieth-Century British and Irish Poetry

3

ENGL 4770

Twentieth-Century American Poetry

3

Topics course with a focus on poetry after 1800 (including Romantic poetry)

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

Any additional course from the above lists of poetry courses before 1800 or poetry after 1800

ENGL 3050

Introduction to Poetry

3

ENGL 3050H

Introduction to Poetry (Honors)

3

ENGL 4800W

Intermediate Creative Writing: Fiction

3

Area of Emphasis in Literatures of Empire

Choose 4 course(s) from the following:

ENGL 3007

Spy Fiction

3

ENGL(HIST) 3100

Introduction to British and Irish Culture I

3

ENGL(AFAM) 3480

Literature and the Black Atlantic

3

ENGL 4334/6334

Shakespeare through Multicultural American Literature and Performance

3

ENGL 4450

The Global Eighteenth Century

3

ENGL(AFAM) 4470

Eighteenth Century Literature and the Black Atlantic

3

ENGL 4500

Romantic Literature

3

ENGL 4530

Victorian Literature

3

ENGL 4550

Britain, Empire, and the Global Nineteenth Century

3

ENGL 4670

The Twentieth-Century British and Irish Novel

3

ENGL 4680

Modern Irish Literature

3

ENGL 4685

Postcolonial Literature

3

ENGL 4695

Topics in Postcolonial Literature

3

ENGL 4698

Single Author Study: James Joyce

3

General Electives (30 hours)

All electives are free unless Area VI requirements have not been satisfied. At least nine hours of electives must be taken at the 3000/4000 level. **For students who are in the dual program of study in both English A.B. and English Education B.S.Ed., it is recommended that you review requirements found at http://bulletin.uga.edu/MajorSpecific.aspx?MajorId=213 which shows how courses and requirements in the two majors may overlap.