Overview
The World Literature program at Simon Fraser University offers a Major concentration within the Department of English, focusing on the study of literary works from diverse global cultures, primarily in translation. Objectives include developing skills in critical analysis, cultural interpretation, and comparative literary study, with an emphasis on non-Western and transnational perspectives. Unique features include interdisciplinary connections to linguistics, history, and media arts, and opportunities for study abroad through SFU's international exchange programs.
Career Prospects
Graduates develop strong communication, research, and analytical skills applicable to various fields. Common career paths include education, publishing, cultural heritage, and media.
Key Faculty/Staff
The program is supported by faculty in the Department of English, including specialists in comparative literature and translation studies.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Access to SFU's W.A.C. Bennett Library with extensive global literature collections, and partnerships with international universities for exchange programs in Europe, Asia, and Latin America.
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