Arts & Humanities
Applied Anthropology, MA / Public Health, MPH (UNTHSC) dual degree
University of North Texas, United States
- Degree
- Master's
Arts & Humanities
University of North Texas, United States
A doctoral programme in English for students who usually enter with an MA. It combines foundation, distribution and elective coursework with directed research, qualifying examinations and a dissertation.
Faculty: College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences | Department: Department of English | Duration: 54 credit hours beyond the MA (72 beyond the BA) | Study mode: full-time | Location: Denton, TX, United States
Foundation courses (ENGL 5760 Scholarly and Critical Writing, ENGL 5810 Survey of Critical Theory), 15 hours of distribution courses across postcolonial/transatlantic, British pre-1660 and post-1660, and American pre-1860 and post-1860 studies, electives, 6 hours of directed research and 12 hours of dissertation. A creative writing concentration adds workshops in the genre of focus.
Prior degree: most entrants hold an MA, usually in English (54 credit hours of graduate work beyond the MA). Students holding only a BA complete 72 credit hours beyond the bachelor's degree.
Duration: 54 semester credit hours beyond the MA (72 beyond the bachelor's degree)
Apply through the official page: https://admissions.unt.edu/
Arts & Humanities
University of North Texas, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of North Texas, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of North Texas, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of North Texas, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of North Texas, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of North Texas, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of North Texas, United States
Arts & Humanities
University of North Texas, United States
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