Studying English at Glendon is different from studying it at many other places because of the wide scope of areas you can explore within our program. Learn about literature from a multitude of countries, and from medieval to modern times. Focus on the inner workings of the language in linguistics and language studies courses. Concentrate on dramatic texts from many English-speaking countries. We also offer a full range of courses in English as a second language.
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Professor Cynthia Zimmerman most enjoys teaching and writing about contemporary women playwrights. Her most recent work, Reading Carol Bolt, is an anthology of plays and a tribute to this important Canadian writer and will be launched December 2010 at Toronto's Factory Theatre.

English Studies is available as a bilingual or trilingual international Bachelor of Arts. The English as a Second Language Open Learning Centre at Glendon offers support to students learning English. Consider enhancing your degree with the Certificate in the Discipline of Teaching English as an International Language. Popular English degree combinations include Drama Studies, Linguistics, History, and French Studies. A Lesson in Literature and in Life – Wayson Choy at Glendon