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Bachelor of Arts in Literature |
A Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Literature provides students with a broad base of knowledge and critical thinking skills valued by employers in virtually every occupational field. The B.A. in Literature helps students develop skills in the key areas of written communication, problem solving, analytical and critical thinking, and interpersonal understanding. In addition, students gain an opportunity to develop and implement ideas, expand literacy, develop research techniques, and fine tune analytical and presentation tools. Focus is put on strengthening the student’s ability to formulate and evaluate their own arguments as well as those of others.
With a B.A. in Literature, students can explore careers in everything from science to business or continue their education to the doctoral level.
The University College offers B.A. in Literature and two specialized tracks:
Degree Overview:
Students majoring in Literature are required to complete:
- three courses (9-12 credits) in foundation courses
- a minimum of 16 credits in advanced literature
- General Education requirements
- 90 credits in liberal arts
Transfer courses from other universities that have been accepted as the equivalent of Adelphi courses appear on the student’s Adelphi as meeting those requirements.
Who Should Apply?
The B.A. in Literature requires that students demonstrate a high level of analytical skills and the ability to communicate abstract ideas with strong concrete support. These skills are indispensable to students who intend to continue their academic careers in law or in elementary or secondary education or who plan to pursue a Ph.D. which allows them to teach at the undergraduate or graduate levels.
Careers and Advanced Degrees
Careers and Jobs
Copywriter, author, journalist, editor, website editor, playwright, screenwriter, and technical writer
Advanced Degrees
The B.A. in Literature can lead to: Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing
Contact
For additional information, please contact:
University College
p - 516.877.3412
e - ucinfo@adelphi.edu
Hagedorn Hall, Room 201
Adelphi University
Garden City, NY 11530
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