Overview
The MA in English at Simon Fraser University is a comprehensive graduate program designed to deepen students' understanding of literary texts, critical theory, and cultural contexts. Objectives include advanced research skills, critical analysis, and preparation for academic or professional careers in literature. Unique features encompass interdisciplinary approaches, including digital humanities and environmental humanities, with opportunities for thesis or project-based culminating experiences.
Career Prospects
Graduates pursue diverse roles in academia, publishing, education, and cultural sectors. Common paths include teaching at colleges, editorial positions, and roles in non-profit cultural organizations, leveraging strong analytical and communication skills.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Renée Dijkman, specializing in modern British literature
- Michael Christie, focusing on Indigenous literatures
- Susan Rudy, expert in Canadian and feminist literature
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Access to the W.A.C. Bennett Library's extensive rare books collection and the Belzberg Library. Partnerships with the Vancouver International Writers Festival and local literary organizations enhance practical experience.
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