ENGL

2026-2027

122 courses

ENGL 112Classical and Scriptual Backgrounds
ENGL 113British Literature I
ENGL 114British Literature II
ENGL 115Introduction to American Literature
ENGL 116Introduction to African American Literature
ENGL 117Intro to the Art of Film
ENGL 118Intro to Media Studies
ENGL 121Creative Writing: Fiction
ENGL 122Creative Writing: Poetry
ENGL 131Reporting and Writing the News
ENGL 132Feature Writing
ENGL 133Editing
ENGL 134Public Speaking
ENGL 135Intro to Debate
ENGL 136Principles & Practices of Copyediting
ENGL 161Introduction to Film & Video Production
ENGL 202Dante's Divine Comedy II
ENGL 205Dante's Divine Comedy I
ENGL 206Studies in Medieval Literature (Magic Language)
ENGL 208Renaissance Drama (Revenge Tragedies)
ENGL 209WPerformance Studies
ENGL 210Shakespeare
ENGL 228ATopics: Writing About and With Artificial Intelligence
ENGL 229Comparative Media
ENGL 230American Literature (American Fiction Since 1980)
ENGL 232APoetics of Horror: Gothic, Thriller and Suspense Stories
ENGL 236African Diasporic Literature (Caribbean Hauntings)
ENGL 237The Video Essay and Personal Storytelling
ENGL 238Modern and Contemporary Lit (African Film and Fiction)
ENGL 242Literary Topics Across Historical Periods (Image, Text, and Technology)
ENGL 243Major Author: (Whitman and Dickinson)
ENGL 247Science Fiction
ENGL 249Gender, Writing, and Representation (Madness, Marriage, and Monstrosity)
ENGL 255Film History: Early Cinema
ENGL 258Film as Object
ENGL 260Film History: 1989-Present
ENGL 262Postwar Italian Directors: Fellini, Antonioni, Cavani
ENGL 264Studies in a Director (Major Global Directors)
ENGL 266Film Studies (Disaster Cinema)
ENGL 267Intro to Literary Publishing
ENGL 268Digital Imaging
ENGL 275Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction
ENGL 276Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry
ENGL 277Topics in Screenwriting (Scriptwriting: TV Writing)
ENGL 281Creative Nonfiction (The Art and Craft of Nonfiction)
ENGL 282Humor Writing
ENGL 283Topics in Journalism and Media (Longform Narratives)
ENGL 284AArgument and Evidence Across Contexts
ENGL 285Advanced Writing & Peer Tutoring
ENGL 287Studies in Translation
ENGL 288Writing in a Digital World
ENGL 289Translation: Interpreting & Adapting
ENGL 311After the Quake: Introduction to Disaster Literature and Cinema in Japan
ENGL 337The Disabled Body in Medicine and Culture
ENGL 362Scholarly Research as Creative Practice
ENGL 375Seminar in Writing: Fiction
ENGL 376Seminar in Writing: Poetry
ENGL 380Research Seminars (The Real World of Fiction)
ENGL 388Practicum in Academic Publishing and Editing I
ENGL 390Supervised Teaching
ENGL 391Independent Study
ENGL 394Internship
ENGL 394CWashington Semester Internship
ENGL 395Independent Research
ENGL 396Honors Seminar (Author, Editor, Translator, Critic)
ENGL 398Honors Thesis
ENGL 399Washington Semester
ENGL 402Dante's Divine Comedy II
ENGL 405Dante's Divine Comedy I
ENGL 406Studies in Medieval Literature (Magic Language)
ENGL 408Renaissance Drama (Revenge Tragedies)
ENGL 437The Disabled Body in Medicine and Culture
ENGL 438Modern and Contemporary Lit (African Film and Fiction)
ENGL 442Literary Topics Across Historical Periods (Image, Text, and Technology)
ENGL 443Major Authors (Whitman and Dickinson)
ENGL 447Science Fiction
ENGL 449Gender, Writing, and Representation (Madness, Marriage, and Monstrosity)
ENGL 455Film History: Early Cinema
ENGL 458Film as Object
ENGL 462Postwar Italian Directors: Fellini, Antonioni, Cavani