MINOR IN GENERAL ENGLISH English, French and Writing
Western University · ON · WMOD20717
MINOR IN GENERAL ENGLISH English, French and Writing is a Undergraduate degree at Western University, ON. It covers areas like australian literature, literature, american literature, postcolonial literature, victorian literature, catholic social thought. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Western University
Undergraduate
What you'll study in MINOR IN GENERAL ENGLISH English, French and Writing
Example subjects: READING POPULAR CULTURE, SURVEY OF NOTED CATHOLIC AUTHORS, BRITISH LITERATURE SURVEY, AMERICAN LITERATURE SURVEY, CANADIAN LITERATURE SURVEY, GLOBAL LITERATURES IN ENGLISH SURVEY.
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What will I study in MINOR IN GENERAL ENGLISH English, French and Writing?
MINOR IN GENERAL ENGLISH English, French and Writing covers areas like australian-literature, literature, victorian-literature, american-literature, postcolonial-literature, cultures, catholic-social-thought, cultural-studies.
Who offers MINOR IN GENERAL ENGLISH English, French and Writing?
MINOR IN GENERAL ENGLISH English, French and Writing is offered by Western University, ON.
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