ENG-CW - English, Creative Writing Concentration, M.A.
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Complete all the following requirements:
One 6000-level Literature course
When necessary, a committee of the instructor of record, the department chair, and the graduate advisor will determine how a course fits into the existing curriculum.
Complete three courses from among the following (must take 5000-level in dual-listed courses).
course Creative Writing Workshop 3 credit hours
course Writing Craft 3 credit hours
course Internship 3 credit hours OR any PC/ENGL 5000/6000-level course 3credit hours
Students with assistantships take course as part of the concentration courses. Students who do not have an assistantship take 3 hours of any PC/ENGL 5000/6000-level courses.
The following courses may be taken at the 5000 level by a graduate student who has previously taken the course as an undergraduate, provided the content is different. Applicable courses include:
ENGL 5210 18th Century British Lit
ENGL 5250 Post-Modern Literatures
ENGL 5310 Early American Literature
ENGL 5330 Modern American Literature
ENGL 5430 Creative Writing: Fiction
ENGL 5440 Creative Writing: Essay
ENGL 5450 Creative Writing: Poetry
ENGL 5610 Novel
ENGL 5630 Literary Criticism and Theory
ENGL 5650 The Graphic Novel
ENGL 5712 African American Literature
ENGL 5713 Native American Literature
ENGL 5931 Lit and the Environment
ENGL 5970 Professional Comm II
PC 5850 Internship
PC 5940 Technical Editing
PC 5970 Professional Comm II
PC 5990 Bus/Grant Proposal Writing
Courses may be repeated one time by a graduate student, provided the content is different. Applicable courses include:
ENGL 6020 Seminar in Early British Lit
ENGL 6080 Sem in British Lit/1500-1650
ENGL 6150 Sem in British Lit/1650-1800
ENGL 6400 Special Topics
ENGL 6520 Sem in Early American Lit
ENGL 6590 Sem in 19th Cent American Lit
ENGL 6640 Sem/20th & 21st Cent Amer Lit
PC 6030 Core Iss/Rsrch-Prof Tech Comm
PC 6040 Special Topics: PTC and Industry
PC 6050 The Rhetoric of STEM Prof