84 FACULTY OF HUMANITIES'DEPARTME,NT OF ENGLISH 'AND' CULTURAL STUDIES ' "WEB ADDRESS: Ihftp://www.hutnanities.mcmaster.ca/-english/,Programs Offered by the Department',of English and Cultural StudiesHonours Arts & ,SCience and English(B.Arts.Sc.;, See Arts & SCi,ence Program)AREAS OF STUDY , "The Department has 'defined· foLirareasof study. ' Studentsshould consult the Program Notes for their specific program to :determine their requirements regarding these areas. Level IIand III ,courses are allocated to the areas as follows: ...AREA1AREA'2,AREA3AREA-4'AREACOURSESEarly British 2B06" 3C06, 3106, 3K06,ILiterature3L06,3,v06Later:British. LiteratureHonours English'\·2106, 3G06, 3M06, 3N06Canadian, 2G06, 2HO'6, 3:R06American andPost-ColonialTheory and ' , 2A03;2K06,. 2M03,CulturaJ.Studies_..:_ ~?MM!1,~2POa,'3AO_~, C~':' __'13AA3, ;3J06, 300,3,3003Combined' Honours in, Englisl1 andAnother~ubject ,Students wishing to enter this program must, complete anapplication for admission to Leveillori MUGSI in mid-March to '., 'be considered for admission. ,: , :,' !"ADMISSION ., ' "Completion of any Level I program andaCumulativeAverage ofat least 6.0 fncluding an average of at least 7.0 in six units ofLevel I English."', NOTES; 1. Wh,sn registeri,Qg, students should distribute their requi~ed, ,English courses '(s~e, Requirements below) as follows:~ Level II 12 units of Levels II and/or-lll English~'Levelill ,12 units of Levels II and/o,r,1I1 English ", .~' Level IV six units ofLevels'Jl and/or III English;, six units ofLevel IV English seminars (No student may take ,Imore than six unitsdf Level IV seminars2. With permission '. of theDepartm~nt, students may substit(,JteENGLISH 4X03 for three units of: Level IV seminar work in, second term. Students who are interested in taking 4)(03shol,lldcontact th,e faculty member chairing the 4X03committeeearly in the first term. ' .. ' " '. "3. Most graduate programs in English require proficiency in a 'second language. ' Students whO plan to pursue graduate, studies in English are strongly encouraged to in.clude in theirprogram a second I'anguage b'eyond ,the introductory level., REQUIREMENTS, '120 units totfJ.1 (L~vels I to IV)... . .. ' '30 units from the' Level I program completed· prior toadmis~sion,into,the . program ' '6 units • from Area 1 ,English courses6 units 'from Are,a 2 English courses6 units' __ Jr()m Ar~a3 English ;coursescEfunits-- from-A-rea-4English- cc)lJrse-s-6 units 'from Areas 1-4 and ENGLISH '2003,3883, 3CC3,•-----;.,--, --~-~---~.-,3003, 3DD3,3E03, 3EE3,' 3H03, 3HH3, 3113, 3.803,'{2200} /6 units3T03. 3U03,3W03, 3X03, 3XX3, 3Y03Level IV English seminarsStudents wishing to enter this program must complete' an 36 units Courses specified ,for the other subject (Combinations, application for admission to Level,n on MUGSI in mid-March to" with Social Sciences may reqLiire more than 3(3 units.)be considered for admission. ',', ' , 18 units Electives to total 120 unitsAg~~Sp~!~~n of any Level I program 'and a Cumulative AVerage of ' Combined, Honours in Cultural Studiesand CriticalYheoryandAnotherSubject·at least 6.0 including an average of at least 7.0 in six units 'ofLevell English.' 'NOTES ','" .,' " Cultural Studies and Critical Theory.(CSCT),provides students1; When registering, ,studentsshodl9 distribute their"required, English courses (see Requirements below) as followswith an opportunity to investigate the texts, practices,theoriesand concepts that animate modern individual-arid social experi-. ~ Level II 18 units of Levels II and/or III 'English ' ence. CSCT examines a wide range of cultural forms, ,inclUding~ Level III 18 units of Levels II and/or III English:; , those that have, been . typically overlooked in universities': (e.g.,~, Level IV six units of -Levels II and/or III English; 12 units of, television, popular film and fiction, andpractices' of everyday/ife),Level IV English seminars (No student may take while payig attention to topics such as gender:, sexuality and themore than 12 units oJ Level IV seminars.)' body, class, race and ethnicity, postcolonialism, subjectivity and2 .. With permiSSion otthe De,partment;' students may substitute representation, ideology and power/knowledge,. aesthetics andENGLISH AX03 for three 'units of Level IV seminar work in taste, and technology and culture. ,,second term. Students who are interested in taking 4X03 Students wishing to enter this program must complete anshould contact the faculty member chairing the 4X03 comn'lit- "" applicati9" for admissionto'Level1l on MUGSl,in mid-March to :tee early .in the first term. be considered for admission. 'I 3. Most graduate programs in English require proficiency in a ADMISSION " ' , , ' ,second language. Students'who plan to pursue graduate, Completion of any Levell program and a Cumulative Average ofstudres in English are strongly encouraged to include in their at least 6.0 including an' average of at least 7.0 in six units fromprogram a .!second language beyond the introductory Jevel. .. . . .REQUIREMENTS , ' " "CSCT 1.803, 1883, ENGLISH 1 A03,. 1 AA3, 1803, 1883,1 C06~, 120 units total (Levels· I 'to IV)' , ,'". NOTES' ,30 bnits - from the Level I program Gompletedprior to admis,. ,1. When registering, students should distribute their reql..liredsion into the programGulturalStudies and, Critical Theory courses (see, Require-12 units from Area 1 English courses ' ments' below) as folloWs: .' ' '.' ' " '6 units from Area 2 English Qourses ~ Level II 12 units of Levels II arid/or III Cultural Studies arid6 units 'from Area 3 English courses ' " Critical Theory12 units ' from Area 4 English 'courses " .~ Levelill 12 units of Levels II and/or III Cultural Studies arid,6 units from Areas'1-4 and ENGLISH 2P03; 3883, 3Ce3,3D03,3DD3, '3E03,3EE3; 3H03, 3HH3, 3113,3S03, , '~" Critical TheoryLevellV six units of Leve.ls II and/or III Cultural Studies and3T03, 3UOS, 3W03,3X03, 3XX3, 3Y03 Critical Theory; six units, of Level.IY Cultural Stud-,12 units.', Level IV English seminars , ,ies and Critical Theory ,seminarS (No student may36 units Electives ,take more than, six units'ofLevellV seminars.)
2. With permission of· the Oepartme'nt, students may substituteCSCT4X03 for three units of Level IV seminar work in secondterm. Studentswho are interested in taking'CSCT 4X03 shouldcontact the faculty member chairing the CSCT 4X03 Gommitteeearly in the first term. '. .' .'3. Most graduate programs . in Cultural Studies and/or Critical. Theory require proficiency in a ,second language. Studentswho plan to pursue graduate studies in these areas arestrongly encouraged to include in their program a second languagebeyond the introductory level.·'CORE COURSE' LISTCSCT 2J03, 2M03, 2MM3, 2P03, 3A03, 3AA3, 3CC3, 3003, 3003,>3R06 . , ' ., REQUIREMENTS120 units total (Levels I to IV)30 units from the Level I program completed prior to admissioninto the program'24 units from Core. Course List6 units Levels II or III Cultural Studies and Critical Theory6 units, Level IV Cultural Studies and Critical Theory seminars, 36 units 'Courses specified for the other subject. (Combinationswith Social Sciences may require more than 36 units.),18 units Electives to total 120 units 'B.A. in Engl~sh " {1200}Students wishing'to enter this prQgram must complete anapplication for adniission to Level II on MUGSlin mid-March tobe considered f9r admission. . ',' ,ADMISSION' .' ,Completion of any Level I program and a Cumulative Average ofat least 3.5 including an average of at least 4.0 in six units, ofLevel I English. . ,NOTE 'When registering, students should distribute their required,English courses. (see Requirementsbelow) as~follows: '~ Level II , ' 12 units of Levels'll and/or In English~ Level III , 18 units of Levels II and/or III EnglishREQUIREMENTS .90 units total (Levels 1 to III) ,I' . . .' .30 units from the Level .1 program completed' prior to admissionint the program "6 units6 units6 units '6 units6 unitsfrom Area 1 English courses .from Area 2'Engl'ish coursesfrom Area 3 English coursesfrom Area 4 English coursesfrom Areas 1-4 and ENGLISH 2003, 3BB3, 3CC3,3003, 3003, 3E03, 3EE3, 3H03, 3HH3, 3113;' 3S03,3T03, 3U03, 3W03, 3X03, 3XX3, 3Y03,30 units Electives' ',Minor in English.Six~nits of Levell English and 18 units of Levels II and III English"DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH·WEB ADDRESS:hffp://www.humanities.mcmaster.ca/....:.french, Honours Arts & SCience and, French(B.Arts.Sc.; See Arts & Science Program)Honours FrenchPROGRAM A: LANGUAGEAND LITERATURE, {2231}. Students wishing to· enter this program must complete an. ,application for admission'to Level II on MUGSI in mid-March tobe considered for admission.' ,ADMISSION . ,.' 'Completion of any Level I program and a Cumulative Average ofat least 6.0 including a grade of at least B-in FRENCH 1A06 or2M06 or a grade of at least B+in FRENCH 1 N06.' \,'NOTE,.Upon completion of 60 units of work (including 18 ut:lits of requiredLevel II French courses), and' with the approval of theDepartment of French and the Office of the Dean of the Faculty of,Humanities, Level III of Honours French may be replaced bycourses_ of study· at a French-language university; \. 'FACULTY OF HUMANITIES 85COURSE LIST 1FRENCH4F03; 4103, 4LL3, 4MM3, 4N03, 4003, '4S03, 4U03,AV03, 4X03, 4Y03 '.REQUIREMENTS,120 units total (Levels I to IV)30 units from the. Level I program completed· prior to admissioninto the program ,12 units' FRENCH 2B03, 2BB3, 3e03, 4A03 '6 units ,from FRENCH 2G03, 3CC3, 3F03, 4BB33 units from FRENCH 2J03, 2JJ3 '3 units from FRENCH 2W03, 2WW33 units . from FHENCH 2003, 2E03, 3AA3, 3BB3, 3Z03,4U03'3' units from FRENCH· 3K03, 3KK33 units from FRENCH 3003, 3003 '3 units9 unitsfrom FRENCH 3A03, 3SS3, 4J03" from Course List 1 '. .9 units Levels III and IV French36 units Electives'Honours French',PROGRAMB:LANGUAGE, LlNGUISTICSAND TRANSLATION {2232}Students wishing to enter this program must complete anapplication for admission to Level II on MUGSI in mid-March tobe considered for admission.'ADMISSION '.. Completion of any Levell program and a Cumulative Average of,at least 6.0 including a grade of at least B- in FRENCH 1 A06 or'2M06 or a grade of atleast B+ in FRENCH 1 N06. Students who, 'are interested in. entering this program are advised· to take LIN-GUIST lA03 and 1AA3. .NOTEUpon completion of 60 units of work (including .18 units of reqUiredLevel II French courses), and with the approval of theDepartment of Fr~nch and the Office of the Dean of the Faculty ofHUmanities,Level III of Hono,urs French may be replaced bycourses of study at a French-languageuQiversity.COURSE LIST 1FRENCH 3A03, 3M3, 3~B3, 3K03, 3KK3, 3003,3003, 3SS3, 3Z03,4F03, 4103, 4J03, 4LL3, 4MM3,4N03, 4003,4U03, 4V03, 4Y03REQUIREMENTS " ,,120 units total (LfJvels I to; IV) ,30 units from the Level I program' completed prior to admissionintothe' program.12 units, FRENCH 2B03,2BB3, 2GO'3, 2H0312 units FRENCH 3C03, 3CC3, 3GG3, 3H036 units FRENCH 4A03, 4BB3 .3 ·unitsfrom FRENCH· 2J03; 2JJ33 units, from FRENCH 2W03, ;2WW3, 9 units from Course List 1 ,9 units from FRENCH 4E03, 41'-103, 4113, 4S03, 4X0312 units LInguistics courses beyond Level I .24 units El.ectivesCombined Honours inFrench and Anotner SubjectPROGRAM A: LANGUAGEAND LITERATURE,'. Stu'dents wishing to enter this program must complete anapplication for admission to Levfi!rll on MUGS~ in mid-March to,be considered for admission.ADMISSIONCompletion of any Level I program and a Cumulative Average of. at least 6.0 including a grade of 'at.ieast B- in FRENCH 1 A06 or2M06 or a grade of at I,east B+ in FRENCH 1 N06.NOTES1. ,Students are not permitted to combine this program with Com,bined Honours French' Program B.,2. Upon completion of 60 units of work (including atJeast 12. unitsof required Level II French courses), and with the approval ofthe Department of French and the Office of the Dean .of theFaculty of Humanities,upto 15 units ,of Level !II French may bereplaced by.coursesof study at a French~langu~ge university.'
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