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Located within driving distance of Orillia and Barrie, programs include Child and Family Studies, Culture and the Arts, Liberal Arts and teaching options.
Earn a BA (Honours) in Contemporary Studies from Laurier and a BEd from Nipissing as well as practice teach in the Public or Catholic schools near Brantford.
English Studies ClassDr. Gyllian Phillips speaking to her English Studies students. Dr. Phillips studies modernism, portraiture and performance
A unique learning environmentThe average class size of 34 students fosters a great learning opportunity for Dr. Ann-Barbara Graff's English Studies class.
English StudiesDr. Gyllian Phillips discussing her previous lecture with students
A great atmosphereThe Globe and Mail consistently ranks Nipissing with "A" grades for Quality of Education and Campus Atmosphere
English ClassEnglish professor, Dr. Rob Breton, teaches his class about 19th century literature and culture with special emphasis on political writing
Student satisfaction high at Nipissing90% of our students are Very Satisfied/Satisfied with their decision to attend Nipissing (CUSC survey)
Over the course of a degree, we study the culture that is expressed, imagined, defined, and, in some cases, denied in the literatures in English from Beowulf (the Anglo-Saxon dragon-slayer) to the present.
Why study literature (e.g., novels, films, political pamphlets, theatrical performances, graphic arts)? Literature is variously a medium of argument and persuasion, a body of myth, aspirational fantasy, self-delusion, propaganda, and reason. Ours is a study of how and what these texts mean to the culture in which they participate. The skills we develop (hallmarks of the discipline) include critical thinking, clear communication, a sensitivity to nuance of ideas and their presentation, and an empathic imagination.
English Studies is one of the largest programs at Nipissing University; this is a testament to what we do and how well our degree offerings pair with/prepare students for other departments’ offerings; it is also a reflection of how well prepared students are for whatever subsequent career choices they make with an English degree in hand.
Students select courses from three groups: Literary History and Genre Studies; Cultural and Media Studies; and Rhetoric and Language Studies, designing for themselves a comprehensive degree.
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