English, Literature Concentration, Major

For program description see English .

Program Learning Outcomes

Please see the English Major .

Complete 4 units from the following:

Complete 4 units from the following:

All English majors with a Literature concentration are required to take 12 units of the following upper division courses:

Fall	Units
Core - C1: ENGL 192 - Intro to Literary Study	4
Core A2: Rhetoric and Composition - Course 1	4
Core A1: Public Speaking OR Core: First Year Seminar	4
Language - Course 1	4
Total Semester Units	16
Spring	Units
Cultural Diversity (CD) & English Race, Ethnicity, Gender & Sexuality requirement: ENGL 203 , ENGL 204 , ENGL 205 , ENGL 208 , ENGL 209 , ENGL 211 , ENGL 212 or ENGL 230	4
ENGL 310 , ENGL 320 , ENGL 330 or ENGL 340 (Period Course 1)	4
Core A2: Rhetoric and Composition - Course 2	4
Language - Course 2	4
Total Semester Units	16

Fall	Units
ENGL 310 , ENGL 320 , ENGL 330 or ENGL 340 (Period Course 2)	4
Any 300 or 400 level Literature Course	4
Language - Course 3	4
Core - C2: History	4
Total Semester Units	16
Spring	Units
ENGL 310 , ENGL 320 , ENGL 330 or ENGL 340 (Period Course 3)	4
ENGL 410 - Special Topics in Lit & Film (Course 1)	4
Core - F: Visual & Performing Arts	4
Core - D1: Philosophy	4
Total Semester Units	16

Fall	Units
ENGL 399 - Literary Theory	4
ENGL 410 - Special Topics in Lit & Film (Course 2)	4
Core - E: Social Sciences	4
Core - D2: Theology and Religious Studies	4
Total Semester Units	16
Spring	Units
ENGL 480 - Lit & Writing Internship: CEL or ENGL 198 OR Any 300 or 400 level Literature Course	4
Core - B1: CS 107 - Computing, Mobile Apps, & Web	4
Core - D3: Ethics	4
Elective OR Community - Engaged Learning (CEL) (Must be completed at USF)	4
Total Semester Units	16

Fall	Units
Any 300 or 400 level Literature Course	4
Core - B2: Applied or Laboratory Science	4
Elective	4
Elective	4
Total Semester Units	16
Spring	Units
ENGL 490 - Senior Seminar in Literature	4
Elective	4
Elective	4
Elective	4
Total Semester Units	16

*This information is subject to change, the degree planner is a sample, and students should consult with the department for any updated information.