English Bishop's University

Overview

The English programme at Bishop's University provides students with a rigorous academic foundation in literary studies and linguistic analysis. This degree encourages critical thinking and creative engagement with a wide range of historical and contemporary texts. Students benefit from a supportive learning environment that fosters intellectual growth.

Why English at Bishop's University?

Studying within the Faculty of Humanities allows students to engage with a vibrant academic community dedicated to the liberal arts tradition. The university provides a personalised learning experience where small class sizes facilitate meaningful discussions between students and expert faculty members. This intimate setting ensures that every individual receives the guidance necessary to excel in their literary pursuits.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 28651 per year
• National fee: CAD 9447 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to cover a broad spectrum of periods and genres, ensuring a well-rounded education in the field. Modules may include:

• English Literature
• Creative Writing
• Critical Theory
• Canadian Literature
• Shakespeare
• Post-Colonial Studies
• Poetry
• Drama and Performance
• Cultural Studies

Careers with English

Graduates from this programme are equipped with versatile skills in research, writing, and analytical thinking that are highly valued across numerous sectors. Many alumni pursue successful careers in publishing, journalism, and professional editing. The degree also serves as an excellent foundation for roles in public relations, communications, and education.

Furthermore, the analytical rigour of the course prepares students for advanced postgraduate study in law, library sciences, or academic research. The ability to synthesise complex information and communicate effectively ensures that graduates remain competitive in the global job market.