Overview
The English (MA) program at the University of Ottawa provides advanced training in literary studies, emphasizing critical analysis, research methodologies, and theoretical approaches to English literature and language. Objectives include developing expertise in specialized areas such as Canadian, postcolonial, and modernist literature, while fostering skills in scholarly writing and independent research. Unique features include the program's bilingual environment, allowing access to resources in both English and French, and opportunities for interdisciplinary work with translation studies.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for careers in academia, publishing, education, and cultural sectors. Common paths include pursuing PhD studies for teaching roles or entering professional writing, editing, and media positions.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Department Chair: Dr. Jan Plug, specializing in Romanticism and critical theory.
- Notable faculty include experts in Victorian literature, Indigenous studies, and digital humanities.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
The program benefits from the University of Ottawa Library's extensive rare books collection and the Centre for Research in Cultural Studies. Partnerships with the National Arts Centre and local literary organizations provide access to events, archives, and networking opportunities.
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