Literature

Seattle University

United States of America, Seattle

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1295

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Seattle University

United States of America , Seattle

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake DeadlinesSeptember-2021 November-2021

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Duration 48 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 47,563 / year

Apply Date November-2021

Next Intake September-2021

Literature

About

Overview In the curriculum of the Literature programe from Seattle University, you will grapple with some of the most interesting questions of literary and cultural history, engage profound and intractable questions of justice and value, and become thoughtful and active citizens of the university, nation, and world. Program BenefitsPersonal attention from faculty in small classesThe development of disciplinary and interdisciplinary literacies (from aesthetic appreciation and cultural knowledge, to cross-cultural fluency and visual and information literacies)The cultivation of creative thinking, reflection, imagination, and insightThe acquisition of historical breadth, critical focus, and argumentative abilitySeattle University/Elliott Bay Book Company Reading SeriesFragments literary and arts magazineCareer and graduate school preparationWhy do employers value English majors?According to a recent survey report of the Association of American Colleges and Universities, the majority of business executives want college graduates with strong communication, critical inquiry skills, and problem-solving abilities. Indeed, many employers prefer hiring English majors and students in the humanities. The reasons are many. I want to find another Bachelor Course

In the Literature programe of the English major at Seattle University, we believe that the arts of language and the tools of literacy are necessary not only for self-understanding, self-expression, and self-realization, but for full participation in social, cultural, and political life.