The Department's graduate program ranks as one of the strongest and most diversified graduate programs in Canada. Its central attraction is the Department's distinguished faculty and its considerable accomplishments in all areas of criticism and scholarship. The faculty's range of expertise provides the advantages of traditional scholarship and an array of historical approaches to the major literary periods and genres, as well as diverse theoretical and interdisciplinary perspectives that include discourse analysis, cultural studies, postcolonial literature and theory, feminist and gender studies, gay studies and theories of masculinity, ecological criticism, film, hypertext, theories of race, and the intersection between literature and the discourses of science, medicine, music, art, and law.Program Length12 Terms
Study options
Full Time
(8 Semesters)
Tuition fees
CAD$6,360.00 (3,85,712)
per year
Health Insurance (UHIP) fees - 792
Start date
September 2027
Venue
Main Campus
1151 Richmond Street,
London,
Ontario,
N6A 3K7, Central Canada, Canada
Entry requirements
For international students
Strong firstclass MA degree or its equivalent in English Literature or related field.
*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.