Graduate Programs

Fredonia’s English graduate program offers students the ability to gain breadth in the field of English studies while also enabling them to engage in significant research opportunities designed to help them achieve depth in a particular area of interest. Following ENGL 500, Introduction to Graduate Studies, students will select courses from the three streams, outlined below. Each semester, courses will be offered in each stream, complementing core courses such as ENGL 502, Directed Study, ENGL/ENED 690, Advanced Research Seminar, and ENGL 695, Graduate Seminar in Professional Development.

Graduate students in Zweig archives

 

English Graduate Programs

Master of Arts in English Literature/English 7-12: Overview

Course Streams and Degree Projects*


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Graduate students studying archival material
in the Stefan Zweig Collection, Reed Library

How To Apply
Portfolio Requirements (graduate)
Scholarships and Awards
Teaching Assistant Positions

Further information:

Affiliated Faculty
Course Booklet

Listservs for English majors

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*We are no longer enrolling students in the Master of Science in Education: English 7-12.  Students currently enrolled may consult degree requirements in the 2010-2011 University Catalog (page 74)


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