Pursuing a graduate degree in English allows students to explore the intricacies of language, literature, theory and culture at the highest level. Aspiring authors can hone their craft in our MFA ...

Among the most diverse and challenging programs in the country, CU Boulder’s English department teaches graduate students to read and write with precision, to think critically, to be creative and to ...

Saint Louis University’s graduate program in English allows students to gain educational and professional experience in literary studies, rhetoric, and composition. Our accomplished SLU faculty and ...

The English Graduate Organization (EGO) advocates for and supports all graduate students in the English Department at SLU. Each year, English graduate students elect a board of officers to represent ...

Acquiring the M.A. degree is arguably the most intellectually transformative experience you will ever have. You will learn not only new materials and perspectives, but more importantly how to produce ...

We begin accepting applications annually on November 1. The application deadline for all English graduate programs is January 15. Applicants are typically informed about the status of their ...

International applicants whose native language is not English are required to provide proof of English proficiency for admission to degree, certificate, non-degree, and teacher license graduate ...

The English Department sponsors a number of graduate student working groups organized by our students around areas of interest. The groups listed are examples of working groups that have existed in ...

The University of Chicago English Department admitted five new PhD students interested in Black Studies, offending Republican politicians and conservative pundits. In July, the UChicago graduate ...

Daniel was born in Brooklyn, New York. He has studied at NYU, Edinburgh University, and University of South Carolina, where he earned an MFA in fiction. He's interested in historical materialism, the ...

I attended a disturbing Zoom meeting of graduate-program administrators not long ago. Teresa Mangum, the indefatigable head of the Obermann research center at the University of Iowa, convened the ...