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2024-2025 GRADUATE ENGLISH COURSES
- Consult the timetables and Course Descriptions for updated details on course changes, including times, cancellations, rooms, and locations. Please Note: Courses may be subject to changes and/or cancellations.
- Graduate students from other departments at U of T are welcome to enrol in ENG courses without completing a course add form. Non-ENG students should check with their home department to confirm if a course add form is required.
CURRENT GRADUATE ENGLISH COURSES LISTED BY SESSION
2024-25 Fall/Winter ACORN Enrolment Dates for English Graduate Courses
- June 10 (ACORN opens at 6:00 am EDT) to August 9, 2024: enrolment open for current and incoming PhD and PhD U students [Please note that ACORN will briefly close from June 12 at 3:00 pm to June 13 at 6:00 am EDT]
- June 13, 2024 (ACORN reopens at 6:00 am EDT) to August 9, 2024: enrolment open for incoming and continuing MA students [Please note that ACORN will be closed from August 10 to September 2, 2024]
- September 3, 2024 (ACORN reopens at 10:00 am EDT): enrolment reopens for English courses
2024 Fall (F) Term
- September 5: ENG grad classes start [EXCEPTION: Prof. Stern's ENG6552HF starts September 4]
- September 12: Fall waitlist for English grad courses dismantled
- September 18: SGS deadline to add Fall (F) and year-long (Y) courses
- October 28: SGS deadline to drop Fall (F) courses without academic penalty
- October 28 to November 1, 2024: Fall Reading Week (no classes)
- December 9: ENG grad classes end [EXCEPTIONS: Thursday and Friday classes end November 28 and 29, respectively; Prof. Stern's ENG6552HF ends November 27]
- January 15, 2025: grades for Fall (F) courses available for viewing by students on ACORN
2025 Winter (S) Term
- January 6: ENG grad classes start
- January 13: Winter waitlist for English courses dismantled
- January 20: SGS deadline to add Winter (S) courses
- February 17 to 21: Winter Reading Week (no classes)
- February 28: SGS deadline to drop Winter (S) and year-long (Y) courses without academic penalty
- April 4: ENG grad classes end
- May 14: grades for Winter (S) and Y (full-year) courses available for viewing by students on ACORN
NOTE: For classroom information, students should check ACORN, unless directed otherwise to contact their instructor directly.
F-Term Graduate Course Timetable 2024
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10-12 |
ENG7102HF L0101 Topics in Interdisciplinary Methods Generalism: Literary Study Across the Fields M. Cobb 2 hrs. Rm. JHB 718 |
ENG7100HF L0101 Topics in Interdisciplinary Methods Writing More-than-Human Lives A. Ackerman 2 hrs. Rm. UC 44 (15 King's College Circle, University College) |
ENG5100HF (EXCEPTION: Oct 9 class relocated to JHB 718) |
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ENG1001HF L0101 Old English I R. Trilling (NB: STUDENTS MUST ATTEND BOTH CLASSES EACH WEEK: M 2-4 / R 11-1) 2 hrs. Rm. JHB 718 |
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| 12-2 |
ENG7103HF |
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ENG7105HF (CHANGE: Class relocated to JHB 718 from Wed, Sept 18 for remainder of F Term) |
ENG5300HF (EXCEPTION: Sept 20 class relocated to JHB 718) ENG9900HF *Nov 22, for one day only, class will meet at OI 4410 (O.I.S.E) 252 Bloor Street West |
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| 12-3 | ENG6999YF L0101 Critical Topographies: Theory and Practice of Contemporary Literary Studies in English R. Boyagoda / A. Hammond 3 hrs. Rm. JHB 100 (Breakout sessions from 1:00 to 3:00 pm in JHB 616) |
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CHANGED TIME, DAY AND INSTRUCTOR |
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| 2-4 |
ENG1001HF |
ENG6552HF |
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ENG5201HF |
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ENG5200HF L0101 Topics in Early Modern Literature Early Modern Critical Race Studies U. Chakravarty 3 hrs. Rm. JHB 616 |
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| 4-6 |
ENG5501HF |
ENG5400HF |
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| 4-7 |
ENG2100HF |
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| 5-7 |
ENG9400HF* *This course does not meet every week. Click on link above to see meeting schedule on course description. |
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| 6-8 |
ENG6950YY CHANGED TIME, DAY AND INSTRUCTOR |
S-Term Graduate Course Timetable 2025
| Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| 10-12 |
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ENG1102HS L0101 Topics in Canadian Literature Staging Environmental Crisis in 21st Century Canadian Literature T. Aguila-Way 2 hrs. Rm. JHB 718 |
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| 10-1 |
COURSE CANCELLED FOR WINTER 2025 |
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| 11-1 |
ENG4100HS ROOM CHANGE |
ENG5500HS L0101 Topics in Twentieth-Century and Contemporary Literature Weird Fiction T. Dancer 2 hrs. Rm. JHB 616 |
ENG5103HS L0101 Topics in Medieval Literature Writing the Self in Late-medieval England: Thomas Hoccleve and Margery Kempe S. Sobecki 2 hrs. Rm. JHB 616 |
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ENG4400HS ROOM CHANGE |
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| 1-3 |
ENG7104HS ROOM CHANGE |
ENG6950YY CHANGED TIME AND INSTRUCTOR |
ENG5401HS |
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ENG5502HS (EXCEPTION: March 21 class relocated to JHB 718) |
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| 3-5 |
ENG1200HS |
ENG5102HS |
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| 3-6 | ENG5202HS L0101 Topics in Early Modern Literature Shakespeare's Tragedies L. Magnusson 3 hrs. Rm. JHB 616 |
ENG5203HS L0101 Topics in Early Modern Literature Shakespeare's Theatrical (After)Lives H. Syme 3 hrs. Rm. JHB 616 |
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| 4-6 |
ENG1101HS CHANGED DAY AND TIME |
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CHANGED TIME AND INSTRUCTOR |
Y-Term Graduate Course Timetable - (Full Year Courses)
| Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
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ENG6950YY L0101 S TERM Creative Writing Workshop I. Williams 2 hrs. Rm. JHB 617 |
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ENG6950YY |
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Graduate English Course Descriptions by Topic and/or Course Code
- ENG1001H - Old English
- ENG1100H - Topics in Canadian Literature
- ENG1200H - Topics in African Canadian Literature
- ENG2100H - Topics in American Literature
- ENG3100H - Topics in Indigenous Literature
- ENG4100H - Topics in Diasporic, Postcolonial, and Transnational Literature
- ENG4400H - Topics in South Asian Literature in English
- ENG5100H - Topics in Medieval Literature
- ENG5200H - Topics in Early Modern Literature
- ENG5300H - Topics in Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature
- ENG5400H - Topics in Romantic and Victorian Literature
- ENG5500H - Topics in Twentieth-Century and Contemporary Literature
- ENG6552H - Law and Literature
- ENG7100H - Topics in Interdisciplinary Methods
- ENG9100H - Topics in Theory
- ENG6950Y Creative Writing Workshop Description (Creative Writing Program Students Only)
- ENG6999HY Critical Topographies: Theory and Practice of Contemporary Literary Studies in English Course Description
- Credit/Non-Credit Courses CNC
- Cross-Listed Courses
- Courses of Interest