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COURSES AND COVID19
We are currently engaged in making preparations for the coming academic year. The aim is to ensure this year's courses will be as challenging and inspiring as always, regardless of the circumstances.
2024-2025 GRADUATE ENGLISH COURSES
Consult the timetables and Course Descriptions for updated details on course changes, including times, cancellations, rooms, and locations. Please Note: Courses may be subject to changes and/or cancellations.
CURRENT GRADUATE ENGLISH COURSES LISTED BY SESSION
2024-25 Fall/Winter ACORN Enrolment Dates for English Graduate Courses
Fall 2024 and Winter 2025 ACORN course enrolment for continuing and incoming students have been stepped as follows:
Current and Incoming PhD and PhD U students: TBA (ACORN opens TBA EDT) to TBA
Enrolment Closed for English courses: TBA from EDT (to reset ACORN for MA enrolment the next morning)
Incoming and Continuing MA students: TBA (ACORN reopens at TBA EDT) to TBA
**ACORN enrolment closed for English courses: TBA to TBA 2024**
ACORN enrolment reopens: TBA September 2024 at TBA EDT
2024 Fall (F) Term
- Classes start on 5 September
- Fall waitlist for English courses will be dismantled on TBA September
- Final date to add Fall and full-year (Y) session courses is TBA September
- Final date to drop Fall session courses without academic penalty is TBA November
- Fall Reading Week is from TBA to TBA November (no classes)
- Classes end on TBA December
2025 Winter (S) Term
- Classes start on TBA January
- Winter waitlist for English courses will be dismantled on TBA January
- Final date to add Winter session courses is TBA January
- Winter Reading Week is from TBA to TBA February (no classes)
- Final date to drop full-year and Winter session courses without academic penalty is 20 February
- Classes end on 5 April
NOTE: For classroom information, students should check their ACORN, unless otherwise indicated to contact their instructor directly.
F-Term Graduate Course Timetable 2024
| Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
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10-12 |
ENG7102HF L0101 Topics in Interdisciplinary Methods Generalism: Literary Study Across the Fields M. Cobb 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
ENG7100HF L0101 Topics in Interdisciplinary Methods Writing More-than-Human Lives A. Ackerman 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
ENG5100HF |
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ENG1001HF L0101 Old English I R. Trilling (NB: STUDENTS MUST ENROL IN AND ATTEND BOTH CLASSES EACH WEEK: M2-4 / R11-1) 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
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| 12-2 |
ENG7103HF |
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ENG7105HF L0101 Topics in Interdisciplinary Methods Destroying the City: Vandalism Past & Present N. Mount 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
ENG5300HF ENG9900HF |
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| 12-3 | ENG6999YF L0101 Critical Topographies: Theory and Practice of Contemporary Literary Studies in English R. Boyagoda / A. Hammond 3 hrs. Rm. JHB 100 |
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| 1-3 | ENG6950YY L0101 Creative Writing Workshop I. Williams 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
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| 2-4 |
ENG1001HF |
ENG6552HF |
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ENG5201HF |
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| 3-5 |
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ENG7101HF L0101 Topics in Interdisciplinary Methods Literature and Medicine: Corpus, Theory, Praxis A. Charise 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
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ENG5200HF L0101 Topics in Early Modern Literature Early Modern Critical Race Studies U. Chakravarty 3 hrs. Rm. TBA |
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| 4-6 |
ENG5501HF MOVED TERM, DAY, TIME |
ENG5400HF |
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| 4-7 |
ENG2100HF |
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| 5-7 | ENG9400HF L0101 Essential Skills Workshop Series A. Hernandez 2 hrs. Rm.TBA |
S-Term Graduate Course Timetable 2025
| Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| 10-12 |
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ENG1102HS L0101 Topics in Canadian Literature Staging Environmental Crisis in 21st Century Canadian Literature T. Aguila-Way 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
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| 10-1 |
ENG3100HS |
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| 11-1 |
ENG4100HS |
ENG5500HS L0101 Topics in Twentieth-Century and Contemporary Literature Weird Fiction T. Dancer 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
ENG5102HS L0101 Topics in Medieval Literature Writing the Self in Late-medieval England: Thomas Hoccleve and Margery Kempe S. Sobecki 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
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ENG4400HS MOVED FROM F-TERM |
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| 1-3 |
ENG7104HS |
ENG1101HS L0101 Topics in Canadian Literature Cultural Memory / Cultural Organizing L. Lai 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
ENG9100HS L0101 Topics in Theory Queer, Trans, and Feminist Historiographies D. Seitler 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
ENG5401HS |
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| 2-4 |
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ENG5502HS |
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| 3-5 |
ENG1200HS |
ENG5101HS L0101 Topics in Medieval Literature Reception of the Classics in Middle English Literature K. Gaston 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
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| 3-6 | ENG5202HS L0101 Topics in Early Modern Literature Shakespeare's Tragedies L. Magnusson 3 hrs. Rm. TBA |
ENG5203HS L0101 Topics in Early Modern Literature Shakespeare's Theatrical (After)Lives H. Syme 3 hrs. Rm. TBA |
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| 6-8 |
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ENG6950YY L0101 Creative Writing Workshop R. Greene 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
Y-Term Graduate Course Timetable - (Full Year Courses)
| Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| 1-3 |
ENG6950YY |
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| 6-8 | ENG6950YY L0101 Creative Writing Workshop R. Greene 2 hrs. Rm. TBA |
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Graduate English Course Descriptions by Topic and/or Course Code
- ENG1001H - Old English
- ENG1100H - Topics in Canadian Literature
- ENG1200H - Topics in African Canadian Literature
- ENG2100H - Topics in American Literature
- ENG3100H - Topics in Indigenous Literature
- ENG4100H - Topics in Diasporic, Postcolonial, and Transnational Literature
- ENG4400H - Topics in South Asian Literature in English
- ENG5100H - Topics in Medieval Literature
- ENG5200H - Topics in Early Modern Literature
- ENG5300H - Topics in Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature
- ENG5400H - Topics in Romantic and Victorian Literature
- ENG5500H - Topics in Twentieth-Century and Contemporary Literature
- ENG6552H - Law and Literature
- ENG7100H - Topics in Interdisciplinary Methods
- ENG9100H - Topics in Theory
- ENG6950Y Creative Writing Workshop Description (Creative Writing Program Students Only)
- ENG6999HY Critical Topographies: Theory and Practice of Contemporary Literary Studies in English Course Description
- Non-Credit/Credit Courses CNC
- Cross-Listed Courses (TBA)
- Courses of Interest (TBA)