ENGL courses
143 courses · Fairfield University · Fall 2026
- ENGL 1001 — Introduction to Rhetoric and Composition1 section
- ENGL 1002 — Texts and Contexts II: Writing About Literature1 section
- ENGL 1010 — Introduction to Literary and Cultural Studies1 section
- ENGL 1020 — Introduction to Contemporary World Literature1 section
- ENGL 1030 — Fairy Tales1 section
- ENGL 1040 — World Epics1 section
- ENGL 1050 — African Diaspora: Literature and Culture1 section
- ENGL 1060 — Ancient Greek Literature1 section
- ENGL 1070 — Ancient Roman Literature1 section
- ENGL 1080 — Myth in Classical Literature1 section
- ENGL 1090 — Greek Tragedy in English Translation1 section
- ENGL 1100 — Greco-Roman Gender & Sexuality1 section
- ENGL 1110 — International Short Fiction1 section
- ENGL 1120 — 19th-Century Russian Novel and World Literature1 section
- ENGL 1130 — Literature of the Holocaust1 section
- ENGL 1140 — Caribbean Literature: History, Culture, and Identity1 section
- ENGL 1150 — Dante1 section
- ENGL 1180 — Modern China through Fiction and Film1 section
- ENGL 1200 — American Women Playwrights1 section
- ENGL 1210 — American Literature and the Environment1 section
- ENGL 1220 — The Frontier in American Literature1 section
- ENGL 1230 — Ethnic American Literature1 section
- ENGL 1235 — Jewish Identity in Literature1 section
- ENGL 1240 — American Literature: Myths and Legends1 section
- ENGL 1245 — American Romanticism1 section
- ENGL 1250 — American Drama1 section
- ENGL 1260 — American Social Protest Literature1 section
- ENGL 1270 — Romantic Love in Greek and Roman Literature1 section
- ENGL 1280 — Asian American Cultures, Conflicts, and Identities in Literature1 section
- ENGL 1290 — American Short Story1 section
- ENGL 1300 — Literature by Women: Vision and Revision1 section
- ENGL 1310 — Contemporary Women Writers of Color1 section
- ENGL 1320 — 20th Century Russian Fiction1 section
- ENGL 1330 — African American Literary Tradition1 section
- ENGL 1340 — Democracy in Black and Indigenous Voices1 section
- ENGL 1350 — Graphic Novels as Thrillers and Chillers1 section
- ENGL 1360 — Book Histories and Futures: Literature in Times of Media Change1 section
- ENGL 1370 — Reading for Pleasure: Principles and Practices1 section
- ENGL 1410 — Imagining Shakespeare1 section
- ENGL 1410X — Imagining Shakespeare1 section
- ENGL 1420 — Myths and Legends of Ireland and Britain1 section
- ENGL 1420X — Myths and Legends of Ireland and Britain1 section
- ENGL 1430 — The Greenworld: English Literature and the Environment1 section
- ENGL 1450 — King Arthur1 section
- ENGL 1610 — Irish Literature1 section
- ENGL 1620 — Irish Women Writers1 section
- ENGL 1630 — Literature of Illness and Healing: Wounded Storytellers and Dedicated Healers1 section
- ENGL 1700 — Writing the Self: Autobiography1 section
- ENGL 1710 — Literature and the Visual Arts1 section
- ENGL 1720 — Literacy and Language1 section
- ENGL 1730 — You Are Here: Reading and Writing Place1 section
- ENGL 1740 — Mirror, Mirror: Myths, Fairy Tales, and Creative Writing1 section
- ENGL 1801 — Creative Writing1 section
- ENGL 1802 — Creative Writing: Poetry I1 section
- ENGL 1804 — Creative Writing: Drama1 section
- ENGL 1805 — Creative Writing: Fiction I1 section
- ENGL 1806 — Creative Writing: Nonfiction I1 section
- ENGL 1832 — Business Writing1 section
- ENGL 1835 — Technical Writing1 section
- ENGL 1839 — Grant and Proposal Writing1 section
- ENGL 1850 — Professional Presentations: Writing and Delivery1 section
- ENGL 2001 — Rhetorics that Matter: Personal, Public, Political1 section
- ENGL 2002 — American Poetry1 section
- ENGL 2003 — English Epic1 section
- ENGL 2004 — Literary Fairy Tale Tradition1 section
- ENGL 2005 — Greco-Roman Literature in Depth1 section
- ENGL 2011 — Age of Chaucer1 section
- ENGL 2013 — Shakespeare I1 section
- ENGL 2014 — Shakespeare II1 section
- ENGL 2015 — Introduction to 18th Century British Literature1 section
- ENGL 2016 — Victorian Poetry and Poetics1 section
- ENGL 2019 — 20th Century British Literature1 section
- ENGL 2031 — Early American Literature1 section
- ENGL 2033 — American Women Writers of the 19th Century1 section
- ENGL 2043 — American Literature: 20th Century to the Present1 section
- ENGL 2045 — Edith Wharton and Her Circle1 section
- ENGL 2062 — The Harlem Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 2063 — African American Women Writers1 section
- ENGL 2064 — African American Fiction, 1940 to Present1 section
- ENGL 2075 — Modern Women Writers1 section
- ENGL 2081 — Native American Literature1 section
- ENGL 2082 — Latinx Literature1 section
- ENGL 2083 — Asian Diasporas: Challenges to Citizenship1 section
- ENGL 2091 — Gender and Sexuality in Film and Literature1 section
- ENGL 2092 — Contemporary Children's Literature1 section
- ENGL 2170 — Themes in Creative Writing1 section
- ENGL 2220 — Teaching/Writing1 section
- ENGL 2230 — Global Englishes: Introduction to Linguistic Grammar.1 section
- ENGL 2290 — Writing and Responding1 section
- ENGL 2310 — Rhetorics of Resistance1 section
- ENGL 3011 — Chaucer's Canterbury Tales1 section
- ENGL 3014 — Renaissance Eros1 section
- ENGL 3019 — James Joyce1 section
- ENGL 3021 — Life and Print Culture in 18th Century London1 section
- ENGL 3022 — Race, Culture, and British Travel Narrative, 1682-17891 section
- ENGL 3030 — Edith Wharton1 section
- ENGL 3031 — Emily Dickinson and Her Contemporaries1 section
- ENGL 3032 — American Romanticism1 section
- ENGL 3033 — American Realism and Naturalism1 section
- ENGL 3034 — American Modernism1 section
- ENGL 3035 — Contemporary American Literature and Culture1 section
- ENGL 3036 — Seminar on Toni Morrison1 section
- ENGL 3051 — Literary Theory1 section
- ENGL 3052 — Cultural Studies Theory1 section
- ENGL 3072 — All About Eve1 section
- ENGL 3073 — Literature for Young Adults1 section
- ENGL 3074 — The Woman Question: Early Feminism and 19th Century Transatlantic Literature1 section
- ENGL 3075 — Caribbean Women Writers1 section
- ENGL 3076 — Global Women's Fiction1 section
- ENGL 3077 — Nonstop Metropolis: Literature and Culture in NYC1 section
- ENGL 3078 — People, Power, Politics: Postcolonial Adaptations1 section
- ENGL 3080 — Food For Thought: Consumption and Contemporary Culture1 section
- ENGL 3120 — Creative Writing: Poetry II1 section
- ENGL 3140 — World of Publishing1 section
- ENGL 3150 — Creative Writing: Fiction II1 section
- ENGL 3160 — Creative Writing: Nonfiction II1 section
- ENGL 3161 — Magazine Writing1 section
- ENGL 3201 — Persuasive Writing1 section
- ENGL 3236 — Issues in Professional Writing1 section
- ENGL 3237 — Multimedia Writing1 section
- ENGL 3310 — Queer Rhetorics and Theories1 section
- ENGL 3315 — Feminist Rhetorics1 section
- ENGL 3320 — Writing the Feature Story1 section
- ENGL 3360 — Literary Journalism1 section
- ENGL 4150 — Advanced Portfolio Workshop1 section
- ENGL 4900 — Special Topics (Shell)1 section
- ENGL 4952 — Publishing Practicum1 section
- ENGL 4960 — Independent Writing Project1 section
- ENGL 4970 — Digital Publishing in the Humanities1 section
- ENGL 4980 — Internship 1-1 section
- ENGL 4990 — Independent Study 1-1 section
- ENGL 4999 — Literature Capstone1 section
- ENGL 5441 — Fiction1 section
- ENGL 5442 — Non-Fiction1 section
- ENGL 5443 — Poetry1 section
- ENGL 5444 — Stage and Screen1 section
- ENGL 5445 — MFA Residency Full Term1 section
- ENGL 5446 — MFA Residency Half Term1 section
- ENGL 5990 — Directed Independent Study1 section
- ENGL 5991 — Independent Study: Fiction 1-1 section
- ENGL 5992 — Independent Study: Non-Fiction 6-1 section
- ENGL 5993 — Independent Study: Poetry 6-1 section
- ENGL 5994 — Independent Study: Stage and Screen 6-1 section
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