Bachelor Of Arts - English (Optional Co-op)

Program overview

UNB’s Bachelor of Arts in English program offers a comprehensive exploration of literature that enhances your understanding of diverse cultures and perspectives. This program is designed to refine essential skills such as writing, oral communication, and critical thinking. Students will discover the significance of language in everyday life while cultivating a deeper appreciation for beauty through the study of various literary forms, including poetry, drama, films, and fiction. The program is available as a major, double major, minor, or honours within the Bachelor of Arts framework, providing flexibility to tailor your educational journey.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Arts in English program at UNB is structured to provide a rich educational experience over a standard program length. Students can expect a blend of theoretical and practical learning opportunities, which may include:

• Hands-on learning experiences, such as teaching Shakespearean plays in local schools.
• Coursework that involves live theatre engagement.
• Opportunities to publish creative works in the student journal, VOX.

This program also offers options for students interested in co-op placements, allowing for real-world experience that complements academic learning. The curriculum is designed to foster critical skills that are essential in various professional fields.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on learning opportunities through teaching Shakespearean plays at local schools.
• Engagement with live theatre as part of coursework.
• Publishing opportunities in the student creative writing journal, VOX.
• Innovative classes that encourage debate and exploration of cultural ideas.
• Recognition of faculty members for excellence in teaching at local, regional, and national levels.

Career Options

• Writer: Create content for various media, including books, articles, and online platforms.
• Editor: Review and refine written content for clarity, style, and accuracy.
• Publisher: Oversee the production and distribution of literary works.
• Communications or Public Relations Officer: Manage communication strategies for organizations, enhancing public image and engagement.
• Journalist: Research and report on news stories, providing insights and information to the public.
• Librarian: Manage library resources and assist patrons in finding information.
• Reviewer or Critic: Analyze and critique literary works, films, or performances.
• Researcher: Conduct studies and gather information in various fields related to literature and culture.
• Teacher: Educate students in English literature and language, requiring additional education for certification.

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