Comprehensive Guide to Vanderbilt University's English Department Courses

Department of English

Courses Offered

Explore our comprehensive course catalog, which encompasses a wide range of classes in composition, literature including diverse perspectives and pre-1800 topics, , honors seminars, graduate courses, and more. Each semester's selection highlights the latest offerings from the Department of English at Vanderbilt University.

Spring 2025

Composition ENGL 1100

Selected Writing Courses at Level W

Literature Studies: Including Diverse Perspectives and Pre-1800 Works

Workshops

Honors Seminars and Graduate-Level Classes

Courses Eligible for English Department Credit

Fall 2024

Composition ENGL 1100

Yearly Composition Series

Writing Seminars for Freshmen

Literature Courses: Diverse Perspectives Pre-1800 Themes

Options

Honors Seminars and Graduate-Level Classes

Courses Eligible for English Department Credit

Summer 2024

Maymester Programs:

First Session Courses

Second Session Offerings

Spring 2024

Composition, Seminar Series, W Level Writing Courses,

Literature Study: Diverse Perspectives Pre-1800 Themes,

Workshops,

Honors Seminars and Graduate-Level Classes

Courses Eligible for English Department Credit

Fall 2023

Composition, Seminar Series for Freshmen,

W Level Writing Courses,

Literature Studies: Diverse Perspectives Pre-1800 Themes,

Options,

Honors Seminars

Courses Eligible for English Department Credit

Summer 2023

Maymester Programs:

First Session Classes

Second Session Offerings

Fall 2022

Composition, W Level Courses,

Literature Study: Diverse Perspectives Pre-1800 Themes,

Options,

Honors Seminars

Courses Eligible for English Department Credit

Spring 2023

Composition, Seminar Series for Freshmen,

W Level Writing Courses,

Literature Studies: Diverse Perspectives Pre-1800 Themes,

Workshops,

Honors Seminars

Courses Eligible for English Department Credit

English Course Catalog Overview

that not all courses are offered every semester. When planning your course schedule to meet major, minor, or AXLE requirements, work closely with your academic advisor.

Course Level Options

• 1000-level Courses

• 2000-level Courses

• 3000-level Courses

Pre-1800 Literature Requirement

Diverse Perspectives Requirement for Literature

Majors and Requirements

majors must complete twelve credit hours of 3000-level workshops in at least two different genres nonfiction, fiction, poetry. Admission to these courses is by instructor consent.

AXLE Requirements Satisfied

The Department of English offers four components that meet the AXLE Writing Requirement:

• Courses

• First-Year Writing Seminars

• Additional W Level Courses

• A combination of 1000-level or 2000-level English classes with another W course at any level

AXLE Liberal Arts Components Provided

Courses in the following categories fulfill the AXLE Liberal Arts Requirement:

• ities and Creative Arts HCA

• Perspectives P

• History and Culture of the United States US

• International Cultures INT

• Social and Behavioral Sciences SBS

Visit our Undergraduate Catalog, YES platform, or contact your academic advisor for detled course descriptions and schedules.

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