English The King's University

Overview

The English programme at The King's University provides a comprehensive exploration of literary works and linguistic precision. Students enrolled in this degree develop the analytical tools necessary to discern meaning from complex texts while fostering their own creative and professional writing abilities.

This course of study encourages students to transform their perspective on the world through the lens of narrative and human experience. By examining various genres, including poetry, drama, and fiction, participants learn how language can be used to illuminate truths or shape public discourse across different sectors.

Why English at The King's University?

The institution offers a distinctive learning environment where academic excellence is paired with a supportive Christian community. Students benefit from small class sizes and direct access to faculty members who are active researchers in fields such as ecological awareness and narrative theology.

The university provides unique extracurricular opportunities through Literati, the dedicated student society for those majoring or minoring in this subject. This group organises coffee houses, guest speaker events, and creative writing workshops to foster a vibrant intellectual culture outside the traditional classroom setting.

Facilities at the campus support both academic rigour and creative expression, with student publications providing a platform for undergraduates to share their original work. The faculty's commitment to mentorship ensures that students receive personalised guidance throughout their three or four-year degree journey.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 11671 per semester
• National fee: CAD 7781 per semester

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

Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to build a strong foundation in literary analysis and communication. Modules may include:

• Accounting
• Biology
• Business
• Chemistry
• Christianity & Culture
• Communication Arts
• Computing Science
• Drama
• Economics
• Education
• English
• Environmental Studies
• Geography
• History
• Interdisciplinary Science
• Kinesiology
• Mathematics
• Music
• Philosophy & Theology
• Political Science
• Politics, History & Economics
• Psychology
• Social Science
• Sociology
• Theology

Careers with English

Graduates from this programme are equipped with versatile skills in precision communication and critical analysis that are highly valued in the global job market. The degree serves as an excellent foundation for further professional study or immediate entry into various creative and corporate industries.

Potential career paths for graduates include roles such as:

• Copywriter
• ESL Instructor
• Journalist
• Lawyer
• Librarian
• Literacy Specialist
• Literature Professor
• Publisher
• Speech Therapist
• Teacher
• Technical Writer

The ability to interpret complex information and communicate effectively ensures that alumni are prepared for success in journalism, law, public service, and education. Many students also progress to postgraduate research or specialised teaching qualifications following their initial degree.