College of Arts and Humanities
English Language and Literature
Minor
Minor in English Language and Literature
The English Language and Literature Minor is a dynamic program for those drawn to unraveling the intricacies of language and creative work.
An English minor cultivates highly transferable skills and deepens your knowledge of texts and their cultural contexts, enriching your intellectual and personal development. Choosing to minor in English at CWU offers the opportunity to deepen your passion for language and literature and to refine your skills in critical inquiry, analysis, research, and communication which are foundational to excelling in a wide range of professional pursuits.
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English Department
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What You'll Study
Academic Catalog | English Department Website
Courses
- ENG 302 - Poetry and Poetics
- ENG 303 - Principles of English Studies
Department-Approved Electives
Flexible
Choose from in-person or 100% online programs along with HyFlex (Zoom) options.
Small Class Sizes
Find connection in our program with small class sizes that foster a supportive community and allow faculty to get to know you personally, ensuring a more tailored and engaging educational experience.
Career Planning
A minor in Language and Literature can provide a foundation for a career in education, publishing, law, business, and more.
Culturally Relevant
Our faculty is comprised of professors who are experts in cultural studies, gender and sexuality, and transnational literature.
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Why Study English at Central?
- Small class sizes ensure personalized attention and a collaborative learning environment, led by faculty who are recognized for their expertise and commitment to student success
- You will acquire versatile, in-demand skills that are critical across a wide range of industries, preparing you for a successful and dynamic career path.
- We offer flexible class options to accommodate diverse schedules and learning preferences, making it easier for you to balance your education with other commitments.
Commitment to a Sustainable World
Central Washington is committed to integrating sustainability across academics, operations, and campus life. CWU English programs embed sustainability-related concepts, skills, and applied learning that prepare students to think critically about their impact on the world around them.
Learn more about CWU’s sustainability efforts through the Office of Sustainability, explore CWU’s national sustainability recognition, or view the full AASHE STARS report.