English University of Toronto

Overview

The English bachelor programme at the University of Toronto introduces students to a fascinating literary conversation spanning over a thousand years. This course of study engages with history's most creative thinkers to contemplate fundamental questions about language, art, and human experience. Students gain essential training in critical methods that are applicable to a wide range of professional careers.

Why English at the University of Toronto?

The Department of English provides a unique learning environment where students can explore British, Canadian, American, and Indigenous literatures. The faculty includes distinguished University Professors and researchers who bring their expertise directly into the classroom. Students benefit from a structured four-level course system that transitions from broad surveys to advanced, research-focused seminars.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 63570 per year
• National fee: CAD 6100 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to provide both historical depth and geographical breadth. Modules may include:

• Narrative
• Literature for our Time
• Literary Traditions
• British Literature
• American Literature
• Canadian Literature
• Indigenous Literatures
• Shakespeare
• Creative Writing

Careers with English

Graduates from this programme possess highly transferable skills in effective communication and analytical thinking. These competencies are directly applicable to diverse professional fields including education, government, and law. Furthermore, the ability to comprehend and produce complex texts prepares students for success in sectors such as business, medicine, and engineering.