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ENG 104, 105, 1062 ENG 107, 108, 109 ENG 110M ENG 200 ENG 207 ENG 208 ENG 209ENG 215, 216 Survey of American Literature ENG 225 ENG 230 ENG 240 ENG 241 ENG 242 ENG 243 ENG 244 ENG 245 ENG 250 ENG 260M ENG 280 FLR 2353 FLR 2503 FLR 2553 HC 221H, 222H, 223H HC Literature HUM 101,102,103
1. In some terms, ENG 199: Special Studies, will count in this category. Shakespeare
Shakespeare
Introduction to Comic Studies Age of King Arthur
Introduction to Disability Studies
Introduction to Native American Literature Literature and Digital Culture
2. Only one of the Introduction to Literature courses (ENG 104, 105, 106) can be used for lower-division electives.
3. FLR courses count when taught by English department faculty. See the annual Undergraduate Major Advising Supplement . Introduction to African American Literature
Introduction to Asian American Literature
Notes
Introduction to Folklore
Folklore and U.S. Popular Culture Introduction to the Humanities Craft of the Sentence
Introduction to Environmental Literature
Introduction to Chicano and Latino Literature Introduction to Ethnic American Literature: [Topic]
Two courses in genre: ENG 205 Genre: [Topic]
Folklore and Supernatural
Two lower-division electives
1Media Aesthetics
Introduction to Literature: Fiction, Drama, Poetry World Literature
Introduction to Film and Media Public Speaking as a Liberal Art
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
ENGLISH MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 2020-21
ENG 303 ENG 304 ENG 305 ENG 209 ENG 420 WR 320 WR 321 WR 423
ENG 423 The Age of Beowulf
ENG 425 Medieval Romance
ENG 427 Chaucer ENG 428 ENG 321 ENG 352 ENG 434 Spenser ENG 436 ENG 440 ENG 442 Milton ENG 461 FLR 483 ENG 313 ENG 322, 323 ENG 325 ENG 340
Foundations of the English Major: Text Foundations of the English Major: Context Foundations of the English Major: Theory
C. Literature, 1789 to the Present
The Prereq/Coreq to the Foundations series is ENG 205.
You are required to complete two Foundations courses (ENG 303 and 304 or 305).
Advanced Shakespeare
Shakespeare on Page and Stage
FOUNDATIONS OF THE ENGLISH MAJOR (8 credit hours)
WRITING REQUIREMENT COURSES (4 credit hours)
ADDITIONAL UPPER DIVISION (32 credit hours)
The Art of the Sentence Scientific and Technical Writing Business Communications
Jewish Writers (C, G) Advanced Composition
Old English I
English Novel (BUT NOT ENG 322 OR 323)
Teen and Children’s Literature
ADDITIONAL UPPER-DIVISION COURSEWORK MUST TOTAL A MINIMUM OF 32 CREDIT HOURS. A minimum of 28 of the upper-division requirements must be taken at the University of Oregon.
In addition to the courses marked with two letters, which satisfy requirements in those two areas, during any given term other courses may also fulfill two requirements at once. See the annual Undergraduate Major Advising Supplement.
English Novel (BUT NOT ENG 321)
A. Literature, Pre-1500
Folklore and Mythology of the British Isles (B, E)
B. Literature, 1500-1789
Notes
The Craft of the Sentence
17th-Century Poetry and Prose American Literature to 1800
ENG 365 ENG 391, 392 ENG 394, 395 ENG 451 ENG 454 ENG 455 ENG 457 ENG 462 ENG 467 ENG 469 ENG 475 ENG 476 ENG 480
ENG 300 ENG 330 ENG 335 ENG 385 ENG 413 ENG 419 ENG 491 ENG 492 ENG 493 ENG 494 ENG 496 ENG 315 ENG 380 ENG 381M ENG 385 ENG 470 ENG 485 ENG 486M ENG 488 ENG 496 FLR 320 FLR 350 FLR 370 FLR 411 FLR 413 FLR 418 FLR 483 FLR 491 American Novel
Film, Media, and Culture Television Studies
Folklore and Mythology of the British Isles (B, E) Feminist Film Criticism: [Topic] (D, E)
Anglo-American Ballad and Folk Song Folklore and Religion
Folklore and Gender English Romantic Writers
Contemporary Literary Theory
Folklore and the Bible Folklore and Sexuality Film, Media, and History Theories of Literacy Rhetoric and Ethics
History of Rhetoric and Composition Modern Rhetorical Criticism
Reasoning, Speaking, Writing
Technologies and Texts Capstone
Folk Art and Material Culture
Race and Representation in Film: [Topic] (E, G) Global Literature in English (C, G)
Feminist Film Criticism: [Topic] (D, E)
D. Theory and/or Rhetoric
E. Media, Folklore, and/or Culture
19th-Century Studies: [Topic]
Modern American Superhero
New Media and Digital Culture English Romantic Writers
American Literature, 1800 to 1900 American Literature, 1900-Present
Graphic Narratives and Cultural Theory (D, E) Graphic Narratives and Cultural Theory (D, E)
Women Writers' Cultures: [Topic] (E, F) Inventing Arguments
Literature and the Environment: [Topic] 20th-Century Literature
Oral Controversy and Advocacy Victorian Literature and Culture (C, F)
Modern Poetry Modern Fiction
Car Cultures
ENG 315 ENG 316 ENG 386 ENG 457 ENG 498 ENG 340 ENG 360 ENG 361 ENG 362 ENG 363 ENG 364 ENG 365 ENG 468 ENG 488 ENG 412 ENG 420 ENG 429 ENG 430 WR 312 WR 320 WR 321 WR 408 WR 423 CRWR ENG 399 ENG 400M ENG 407 ENG 410 ENG 479
Women Writers' Cultures: [Topic] (E, F)
Upper-division CRWR courses will count in this elective category Women Writers' Forms: [Topic]
The Art of the Sentence
Electives: additional upper-division work to fulfill the minimum of 32 credit hours required for the major. Electives may
include any of the upper-division courses listed above in areas A-G, and any of the following courses. 4-credit enrollments in ENG 401, 402, 408, or WR 408 may count as an elective, but 404 does not count.
Ethnic Literature: [Topic] Jewish Writers (C, G)
African American Writers (C, G) Native American Writers (C, G) Asian American Writers (C, G)
Whenever they are taught, the following courses will be designated as fulfilling specific area requirements. See the annual Undergraduate Major Advising Supplement .
F. Gender, Ability, Queer Studies, and/or Sexuality
ELECTIVES
Seminar: [Topic]
G. Empire, Race, and/or Ethnicity
Experimental Course: [Topic]
Race and Representation in Film: [Topic] (E, G) Chicano and Latino Writers (C, G)
Comparative Ethnic American Literatures (C, G)
Temporary Multilisted Course Major Authors
Old English II: [Topic] (prerequisite: ENG 428, Old English I) Old English III: [Topic] (prerequisite: ENG 429, Old English II) Principles of Tutoring Writing
Scientific and Technical Writing Business Communications Independent Writing Projects
Advanced Composition
Special Studies
Global Literature in English (C, G)
Literary Editing
Victorian Literature and Culture (C, F) Bodies in Comics
2. Whenever possible, transfer work will be assigned exact numerical equivalency by the UO Admissions Office or Registrar.
Courses for which exact equivalencies have not been established must be evaluated by the Director of Undergraduate Studies; inquire in the Department office for information on the required procedure.
1. Upper-division courses with prefixes other than ENG, WR, FLR and CRWR, may sometimes be acceptable for the English major. If so, they will be listed on the Undergraduate Major Advising Supplement.