English & World Languages
The department offers majors and teacher licensure in creative writing, English, and Spanish. In addition, the department offers minors in creative writing, English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, film studies, Spanish for medical interpretation, and teaching English as a second language.
The department's programs seek to help students express themselves effectively; develop a respect for and an understanding of their own and other languages; appreciate and profit from a study of our global literary heritage; increase their awareness of and empathy for diverse peoples and cultures; discover the relevance of ideas and values found in their reading; and learn to think critically and evaluate wisely.
Departmental majors are prepared to live in a global society and for a variety of careers in advertising, communications, education, government, management, personnel work, public relations, and sales. Degrees in creative writing, English, or Spanish also provide undergraduate preparation for the student planning to pursue graduate study of business, law, or the humanities.
Use this link to access information regarding the M.A. English Examination , the M.A. English with TESL Examination, or the M.A. TESOL Examination
Degrees and Programs
The curriculum provides a foundation of grammar and writing skills as well as a firm grasp on various literary genres and time periods.
The curriculum prepares students fo the standardized exams they must pass to be licensed and gives them the foundation in literature, language, and writing that they need for their future careers.
The curriculum provides a foundation of writing skills, editing techniques, and advanced composition work to assist writers in finding their unique voice
The curriculum provides a foundation of grammar, writing, and oral communication skills in the chosen language of study as well as coursework in the cultures and history associated with the designated language.
This program is designed to allow undergraduate students to register for graduate level credit hours as undergraduates and receive dual credit toward both undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
The flexible curriculum is designed to prepare students for doctoral-level study or for careers in post-secondary teaching and to provide secondary teachers with a content-specific program to enhance their credentials.
The curriculum prepares students for doctoral-level study or for careers in post-secondary teaching. The degree can also be used to enhance the credentials of secondary teachers
The curriculum is available to the full range of graduate students, domestic and international, who are interested in advancing their knowledge of and credentials in the teaching of English language learners.
The Master of Liberal Arts curriculum is about reaching beyond into the interdisciplinary realms. Whether it's to deepen one's knowledge as a teacher, professional, or simply as a scholar, students have three major fields to choose from: Communication, Social Sciences, or Fine Arts.
Certificate of Proficiency in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
The certificate of proficiency in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages will provide a structured program for students who plan to teach English to speakers of other languages in the United States or overseas.
English and World Languages offers eleven minors that can be added to an undergraduate degree.
Department Highlights
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Contact English & World Languages
Witherspoon Hall 142
407 West Q Street
Russellville, AR 72801
Phone: (479) 968-0484
Email: engl@atu.edu
