UNSW Handbook Plan - English

English - ENGLAS5225

Plan Summary


	Faculty: Faculty of Arts&Social Science
	School: School of English
	Contact: http://english.arts.unsw.edu.au
	Program: 5225 - Arts
	Award(s):
	Graduate Diploma in Arts (Specialisation)

Plan Outline

Through the Graduate Diploma program in English, the School of English offers a flexible and articulated sequence of postgraduate coursework degrees.

Plan Structure

The Graduate Diploma in English (program 5225, plan code ENGLAS5225) aims to introduce greater flexibility in the range of articulated courses offered in English and to make available a vocationally relevant degree enabling students to upgrade their knowledge and skills. To complete the program, students are required to take 2 core courses plus 2 elective courses from those offered in the MA program. Students who successfully complete the 4 courses may apply to upgrade their enrolment to the Master of Arts degree. They would then need to complete a further 2 courses. The Graduate Diploma also provides a possible exit point for students who find they are unable to complete the MA (Pass) program due to changing commitments at work or at home.

Core Courses

ENGL5001 Introduction to Theory (8 UOC)
ENGL5521 Issues in Literary History (8 UOC)

Elective Courses

ENGL5000 Individual Reading Program (8 UOC)
ENGL5009 Shakespeare and Revenge (8 UOC)
ENGL5029 Poetry Between the Wars (8 UOC)
ENGL5305 Literary Controversies (8 UOC)

Approved Elective Courses

Approved elective courses may be taken from outside the program from the following list subject to School approval (only two courses may be taken):

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