Last updated on 2025-11-26
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Arts in English / Anglais at York University offers students a deep exploration into literature, storytelling, and the power of language across time and cultures. Whether you’re passionate about poetry, drama, novels, or contemporary digital narratives, this program helps you analyze and understand the social, cultural, and political significance of written works. Through engaging discussions and critical thinking, you’ll develop advanced skills in communication, argumentation, and analysis—highly valuable across many careers. This bilingual program (English and French) is especially ideal for students interested in working in multicultural, multilingual, or international environments.
Program Structure
This is a 4-year undergraduate degree that allows students to customize their learning experience through various optional electives and specializations. Courses span a range of topics, including:
- British, Canadian, and world literature
- Literary theory and criticism
- Writing for different genres and platforms
- Gender, race, and identity in literature
- Bilingual studies in English and French contexts
- Students can also choose from interdisciplinary electives or explore a combined program to fit their career interests.
Featured Experiences
- Creative writing and publishing workshops
- Study abroad opportunities in English-speaking or Francophone regions
- Student-led journals and editorial projects
- Bilingual seminars and cultural exchange events
- Guest lectures and literary talks with authors and scholars
Career Options
Graduates of this program may pursue careers such as:
- Editor or Publisher
- Writer or Author
- Teacher or ESL Instructor
- Communications Specialist
- Cultural Program Coordinator
- Public Policy Analyst
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