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UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG - UMUC Europe

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Minor in English<br />

The English minor complements the skills the student gains<br />

in his or her major discipline by providing exposure to literary<br />

analysis, critical thinking and reading, and the study of the<br />

relationship of literature to contemporary intellectual issues.<br />

objectives<br />

The student who graduates with a minor in English will be<br />

able to<br />

G Analyze significant literary works written in, or translated<br />

into, English.<br />

G Analyze literary works, literary genres, literary criticism,<br />

the historical development of literature and language, and<br />

the contributions of major authors in the context of the<br />

cultures within which these authors lived and wrote.<br />

G Formulate ideas, especially for literary analysis, and convey<br />

them clearly in both written and spoken English.<br />

G Write effectively and demonstrate superior understanding<br />

of the writing process and writing techniques.<br />

Requirements for the minor<br />

A minor in English requires the completion of 15 credits<br />

in English (any ENGL course). Students are strongly<br />

recommended to take ENGL 240 and 303 as the first courses<br />

in the minor, if not applied elsewhere in the degree.<br />

At least 9 credits must be earned in upper-level courses<br />

(numbered 300 or above). Courses may not duplicate those<br />

used to meet the requirements for the major. Prerequisites<br />

apply for all courses.<br />

For a listing of all the requirements for the bachelor’s degree,<br />

students should refer to their major and pp. 66-68.<br />

www.ed.umuc.edu 99<br />

BACHELoR’s<br />

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