Students develop a diverse skillset and explore literary interests to prepare for roles in academia, writing, communications, public administration and research. During the program, students will work with a faculty advisor to develop a course of study tailored to their interests and professional goals. Through diverse and interdisciplinary study, students gain valuable skills in critical analysis, collaboration and independent research while having opportunities to publish original works.
Students must complete 42 credit hours, including:
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Cost is a major consideration when deciding whether to continue your education. We encourage students to learn more about costs and financial aid and explore our Graduate Teaching Assistantship, plus other funding opportunities that can make earning your degree more affordable.
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Receive individualized support from experienced faculty who are committed to helping you achieve your goals.
Tailor your course of study to your interests and professional ambitions.
Acquire skills that are transferable to multiple, high-level professional roles in a variety of fields.
