English majors do not really take classes; we take experiences.Wendy RogersUNL English major
Most of our classes are run as small, intimate, discussion-based seminars, not large anonymous lectures. In English classes, your ideas are valued, your opinions matter. Your professor will know your name. And the experiences you undertake will be more varied than you may have imagined:
Walt Whitman · Film History · African poetry · Shakespeare · Chicano/a literature · Science fiction · Willa Cather · Gay and lesbian literature · Digital humanities · Native American fiction · Poetry writing · Rhetorical analysis · Fiction writing · Film Criticism · Publishing and Editing · Nature writing and ecology · Sherman Alexie · Children's literature · Creative nonfiction · The Harlem Renaissance · Great Plains studies · Jane Austen · Slam poetry · German cinema · Women's and gender studies · Modern drama · Film theory
You can download a schedule and course description booklet for this semester's courses below. For a complete list of English undergraduate courses offered at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, refer to the university's Undergraduate Catalog.
| Course Schedules | Undergraduate Course Descriptions | Graduate Course Descriptions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring 2019 | Spring 2019 Schedule | Spring 2019 Undergraduate Booklet | Spring 2019 Graduate Booklet |
| Summer 2019 | Summer 2019 Schedule | Summer 2019 Undergraduate Booklet | – |
| Fall 2019 | Fall 2019 Schedule | Fall 2019 Undergraduate Booklet | Fall 2019 Graduate Booklet |
The world is not just
“out there.”
It's right here in Lincoln, Nebraska.
In the Department of English, we engage critically with a wide variety of experiences through imaginative reasoning—the ability to use the imagination to think hypothetically about the world in all its diversity—connecting the past, present, and future, the local and the global.
