English (BA)
CUNY Queens College
Bachelor's DegreeAcademic
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Credits
120 credits
Format
In-Person
Program Pathways
Credentials this program stacks toward
No program pathways.
Course Pathway
56 courses in this program
156 courses
ENGL 391W
4 creditsENGL 379
3 creditsENGL 378
3 creditsENGL 377
3 creditsENGL 376
3 creditsENGL 374
3 creditsENGL 373
3 creditsENGL 372
3 creditsENGL 371
3 creditsENGL 370
3 creditsENGL 369
3 creditsENGL 367
3 creditsENGL 366
3 creditsENGL 365
3 creditsENGL 364
3 creditsENGL 363
3 creditsENGL 360
3 creditsENGL 356
3 creditsENGL 355
3 creditsENGL 354
3 creditsENGL 353
3 creditsENGL 351
3 creditsENGL 350
3 creditsENGL 349
3 creditsENGL 348
3 creditsENGL 347
3 creditsENGL 346
3 creditsENGL 345
3 creditsENGL 344
3 creditsENGL 341
3 creditsENGL 340
3 creditsENGL 334
3 creditsENGL 333
3 creditsENGL 332
3 creditsENGL 331
3 creditsENGL 329
3 creditsENGL 328
3 creditsENGL 324
3 creditsENGL 323
3 creditsENGL 322
3 creditsENGL 321
3 creditsENGL 320
3 creditsENGL 319
3 creditsENGL 318
3 creditsENGL 313
3 creditsENGL 312
3 creditsENGL 311
3 creditsENGL 255
3 creditsENGL 254
3 creditsENGL 253
3 creditsENGL 252
3 creditsENGL 251
3 creditsENGL 244
4 creditsENGL 242
4 creditsENGL 241
4 creditsENGL 170W
4 creditsProgram Requirements
Courses required to complete this program
ENGL 170WIntroduction to Literary Study
ENGL 241The Text in Its Historical Moment
ENGL 244Theory
ENGL 242Literary History
ENGL 391WSenior Seminar: Topics in Literature
ENGL 251British Literature Survey I
ENGL 253American Literature Survey I
ENGL 311Medieval Literature, Pre-1100
ENGL 312Medieval Literature, 1100-1500
ENGL 313The Arthurian Tradition
ENGL 320Early Modern Literature
ENGL 321Seventeenth-Century Literature
ENGL 322Restoration and Eighteenth-Century
ENGL 323British Romanticism
ENGL 331Chaucer
ENGL 332Shakespeare I
ENGL 333Shakespeare II
ENGL 334Milton
ENGL 340Medieval and Early Modern Drama
ENGL 341Drama of the Restoration and Eighteenth
ENGL 344The Eighteenth-Century Novel
ENGL 348The Early Black Atlantic
ENGL 349Colonial American Literature
ENGL 365Celtic Myth and Literature
ENGL 252British Literature Survey II
ENGL 254American Literature Survey II
ENGL 318Modernisms
ENGL 319Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century
ENGL 324Victorian Poetry and Prose
ENGL 328VT: Topics in Children’s Literature
ENGL 329Young Adult Literature
ENGL 345The Nineteenth-Century Novel
ENGL 346Early Twentieth-Century Fiction
ENGL 350Early American Literature
ENGL 351Nineteenth-Century U.S. Literature
ENGL 353Mid-Twentieth and Twenty-First Century U.S.
ENGL 370Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century
ENGL 371Twentieth- and Twenty- First-Century Drama
ENGL 373Early Twentieth-Century Poetry
ENGL 374Twentieth- and Twenty- First-Century Poetry
ENGL 376Twentieth- and Twenty-First Century Fiction
ENGL 255Global Literatures in English
ENGL 347VT: Jewish Literature in English
ENGL 354African American Literature I
ENGL 355African American Literature II
ENGL 356Native American and Indigenous Literatures
ENGL 360VT: Latina, Latino, and Latinx Literature.
ENGL 363VT: Global Literatures in English
ENGL 364VT: African Literature and Culture
ENGL 366Introduction to Irish Literature
ENGL 367Modern Irish Literature
ENGL 369Asian American Literature
ENGL 372Anglophone African Fiction
ENGL 377VT: Modern South Asian Literature
ENGL 378VT: Caribbean Literature
ENGL 379VT: Transnational Post-Colonial Global
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