English Programs
The English Program at ºÚ¹Ï³ÔÁÏÍø features an expansive curriculum designed to prepare students for further pursuits in academics or their careers.
Undergraduate Degree
English, BA
Offered as a Bachelor of Arts Major
The English major offers a wide range of courses in literature, English education, linguistics, rhetoric, and writing. All of our courses focus on the delights and difficulties of reading, writing, and interpreting texts of various types.
Academic Minor
English Minor
Offered as a Secondary Discipline Minor
The English minor provides students with flexibility to design their own program. Students can opt for a general exploration of courses in a variety of topics: literature, pedagogy, linguistics, rhetoric and professional writing.
Certificate Program
Certificate in English Studies
Offered as an Academic Certification
The certificate will help prepare you for any career that requires analytical thinking and clear communication.
Certificate in Foundations of Teaching English Language Arts
Offered as an Academic Certification
This certificate provides an introductory foundation in teaching English Language Arts for students who are interested in teaching in formal and informal settings
Certificate in Literary Studies
Offered as an Academic Certification
The Certificate in Literary Studies is open to students in all majors, including English. This certificate will enrich your appreciation for—and understanding of—literature across a range of genres and time periods.
Certificate in Writing and Rhetoric
Offered as an Academic Certification
The Certificate in Writing and Rhetoric will deepen your appreciation for written texts as a form of action.
Micro-Credentials
Foundations of Professional Writing
Offered as an Academic Micro-Credential
The 14-credit Professional Writing badge builds the knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to write and edit effective professional documents and materials. Students who complete the certificate will gain experience with a range of genres (e.g., grant proposals, manuals, end-user documentation, press releases, catalogs, published articles, and essays), as well as the ability to work collaboratively with organizations.
Contact the English Program
ºÚ¹Ï³ÔÁÏÍø English Program
1250 Siskiyou Blvd.
Ashland, OR 97520
541.552.6634
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