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Department of English Literature and Creative Writing, Queen's University

The Department of English Literature and Creative Writing at Queen's University offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs.

Undergraduate Programs

Overview

The undergraduate programs in English Literature and Creative Writing provide students with a comprehensive education in literary studies and creative writing.

Degrees

• Major
• Joint Honours
• Minor

Courses

The department offers a variety of courses in English literature and creative writing, including:

• Comics and Graphic Novels
  • This course explores comics and graphic novels from their origins to the present day, spanning different genres and themes.
  • Readings may include authors such as:
    • Alan Moore
    • Kate Beaton
    • Grant Morrison
    • Lee Francis
    • Emily Carroll
    • Chester Brown
    • Mariko Tamaki
    • Art Spiegelman
  • Assessment:
    • Participation
    • Writing exercises
    • Essays
    • Final exam
  • Prerequisites: Level 2 or above or 6.0 units of ENGL
  • Units: 3.0
  • Term: Fall 2025
  • Section: ENGL 238-001
  • Delivery mode: In-person
  • Instructor: Valentina Gaio

Graduate Programs

Overview

The graduate programs in English Literature and Creative Writing provide students with advanced education in literary studies and creative writing.

Degrees

• MA
• MPhil
• PhD

Courses

The department offers a range of courses in English literature and creative writing at the graduate level.

Creative Writing

Overview

The Creative Writing program at Queen's University offers students the opportunity to develop their writing skills in a variety of genres.

Courses

The department offers a range of courses in creative writing, including workshops and seminars.

Research

Overview

The department is involved in a range of research initiatives and units, including:

• Finding Out the Woman's Part
• Strathy Language Unit

People

Faculty and Associate Faculty

The department has a diverse faculty with expertise in a range of areas, including English literature and creative writing.

Graduate Students

The department has a vibrant community of graduate students pursuing advanced degrees in English literature and creative writing.

Staff

The department is supported by a team of staff who provide administrative and technical assistance.

Emeritus and Retired Faculty

The department has a number of emeritus and retired faculty members who continue to contribute to the academic community.