English

Wake Forest University

United States of America, Winston-Salem

University Rank:#753

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Duration12 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 38,650 / Year

Apply DateJanuary 15, 2022

Next IntakeAugust 26, 2022

English

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Overview Key FeaturesOur dynamic English program at Wake Forest University strikes a balance between traditional and emerging approaches to the study of literature. We are attuned alike to literary history and literary theory, close reading and cultural context, aesthetics and politics. We teach and publish scholarly works on subjects ranging from Anglo-Saxon poetry to post-colonial film, from Shakespeare to Hemingway, Austen to Morrison, aesthetic analysis to queer theory, epic to epigram, and everything in between.Our small class sizes encourage vigorous discussion of literature and make it possible for faculty members to work closely with students on their writing. In addition to being a foundation of a liberal arts education, the English major or minor provides an excellent platform for post-graduate study in fields including law, medicine, literature, business, and the creative and performing arts. Our majors and minors have careers in publishing, business, finance, accounting, human resources, consulting, social work, civil service, film, the arts, education, and more. I want to find another Master Course

The English Department at Wake Forest University offers a wide array of courses in every major field of British and American literary studies.

Disciplines

Language StudiesGeneral Studies & Classics

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 6.5
TOEFLMin 80

Other Requirements

1Each application, whether from a domestic or international applicant, is evaluated and considered on its own merits and academic qualifications. Consideration is also given to previous research experience, publications, and work performance.International applicants whose native language is not English are required to take the TOEFL or IELTS examinationsApplicants whose native language is not English, but English was the primary medium of instruction at the public, undergraduate, or graduate school level, should include an official statement from their degree granting institution confirming that English was the medium of instruction. Once this statement has been received, the Graduate School will confirm by email or written document that the English requirement has been met.

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English

Wake Forest University

United States of America, Winston-Salem

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