Students
Tuition Fee
Not Available
Start Date
2026-12-01
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
Not Available
Details
Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Creative Writing | English Literature | Literature
Area of study
Arts | Humanities
Education type
On campus
Course Language
English
Intakes
Program start dateApplication deadline
2026-12-01-
2027-12-01-
About Program

Program Overview


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 programs for undergraduate and graduate students.


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:


  • Topics in Literary Criticism and Theory II
    • This course explores the field of queer theory, including its history, current state, and relationship to literary study.
    • Students will examine the concept of "queer" and its various definitions, as well as its connections to identity politics, psychoanalytic theory, and activism.
    • The course will also consider the role of queer theory in literary study and its applications to creative works.

Assessment

  • Midterm
  • Short Essay
  • Term Paper Subject to change

Prerequisites

  • ENGL 200
  • ENGL 290

Additional Information

  • Cross-listed and limited seats available.
  • ENGL 497
  • Units: 3.0
  • Term: Winter 2026
  • Section: ENGL 497-001
  • Delivery mode: In-person
  • Instructor: Angela Facundo

Graduate Programs

Overview

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


Degrees

  • MA
  • MPhil
  • PhD

Courses

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


  • Courses in literary theory and criticism
  • Courses in creative writing

Student Life

The department provides a supportive and stimulating environment for graduate students, with opportunities for professional development and networking.


Research Areas

The department has a number of research areas, including:


  • Literary theory and criticism
  • Creative writing
  • Initiatives and units, such as:
    • Finding Out the Woman's Part
    • Strathy Language Unit

People

The department is home to a number of faculty and associate faculty members, as well as graduate students and staff.


Creative Writing

The department offers a range of courses and programs in creative writing, including:


  • Overview
  • Faculty and Instructors
  • Courses
  • Writer in Residence
  • Publications
  • Creative Writing Events
  • The Joanne Page Gallery

Conferences

The department hosts a number of conferences and events, including:


  • QUCL
  • Training the Early Modern Heart Conference & Events
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