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The literary studies major was designed to provide students with a comprehensive look at English literature, drama, poetry and composition. The degree does not focus on one style or genre in particular, but rather gives students exposure to a broad variety of authors, styles and time periods. If you are interested in historically important literature, classes like 'Postcolonial Literature' will really pique your interest. However, if you are interested in how a genre has developed over time, then a class like 'Short Stories' might offer you a great view of an entire genre. The best part about the literary studies major is that you can study an extremely wide range of literature and find your own passion in the process. Students can also choose a literary studies minor.

PROGRAM STRENGTHS

• Wide variety of course topics
• Courses that focus on diversity and a broad range of voices
• Travel courses that let you explore the realms of your favorite authors
• Professors who work with you to create independent studies tailored to your interests
• Some courses are cross-listed with the graduate program, so you can interact with students of various experience levels

POTENTIAL CAREERS WITH A LITERARY STUDIES DEGREE:

Since the literary studies major prepares students for jobs that involve critical thinking and research, the job market is fairly open. Here are some things that recent graduates have done after attending UIndy:

• Graduate programs in English: Whether it is for creative writing or furthering your literary pursuits, you'll be well prepared to enter competitive graduate programs around the country.
• Graduate degrees in other fields: Strong writing, critical thinking and argumentation skills learned in the English major are excellent preparation for any kind of advanced degree.
• Teaching abroad: Your knowledge of literature and the English language can be used to help teach English in a foreign country.

POTENTIAL CAREERS WITH A LITERARY STUDIES DEGREE:

Since the literary studies major prepares students for jobs that involve critical thinking and research, the job market is fairly open. Here are some things that recent graduates have done after attending UIndy:

• Graduate programs in English: Whether it is for creative writing or furthering your literary pursuits, you'll be well prepared to enter competitive graduate programs around the country.
• Graduate degrees in other fields: Strong writing, critical thinking and argumentation skills learned in the English major are excellent preparation for any kind of advanced degree.
• Teaching abroad: Your knowledge of literature and the English language can be used to help teach English in a foreign country.