English
Studying literature enhances our understanding of the complex ways in which words produce meaning, and the equally complex ways in which literature produces meaning – and how we also produce meaning when we read.
Writing and communicating effectively are invaluable assets in a wide variety of fields including: education, publishing, journalism, administration, business, politics, editing, publications research, novel writing, technical writing and law.
Interested in English?
Students interested in studying English at Lakehead University will learn....
- writing and communicating effectively
- creative and critical thinking
- constructing valid arguments, analyzing a wide variety of texts and arguments
- to develop distinctive aptitudes and intellectual abilities
- more about the diverse cultures and contexts in which we live our lives
The English program will include:
- exposure to different types of literature
- creative and academic writing
- studies of literary theory
- in-depth studies of texts from specific time periods, genres and/or nations.
Where to find or contact us:
Our Administrative Office is on the Thunder Bay Campus: Ryan Building 3029
Telephone: (807) 343-8010 ext. 8292
email: english@lakeheadu.ca
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Nov 22 |
Announcement of Successful Departments in the Competition for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Initiatives Congratulations to the Successful Departments in the Competition for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Initiatives |
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Nov 3 |
Watch the latest Research Matters interview now Dr. Andrew P. Dean spoke with Dr. Monica Flegel about her wide-ranging research collaborations with other professors and students. |
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Jun 16 |
Lakehead University researchers receiving more than $1 million from SSHRC Lakehead University researchers are receiving more than $1 million in funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. |
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Jun 7 |
Lakehead University’s Dr. Max Haiven renewed as Canada Research Chair in Radical Imagination Dr. Haiven is an Associate Professor in English and co-director of Lakehead’s ReImagining Value Action Lab, also known as RiVAL. |