You’ll gain an intensive background in literature and cultural analysis that’s rooted in a broader liberal arts tradition, to understand literature across disciplines and examine its historical and cultural significance. You can choose to double major in elementary or adolescent education to pursue New York State Teacher Certification in English.
Benefit from small class sizes, discussion-based learning, and accessible professors
All full-time faculty members hold the highest degrees in their fields and bring diverse expertise
Add a minor in communication & media, digital media & design, legal studies, or other areas of interest
Intern at a radio station, art gallery, media organization, nonprofit, government office, or large or small business
of new Nazareth grads are employed or in grad school within six months of graduation
high-impact experiential learning experiences completed by the undergraduate class of 2024
Our SPARK Grant provides up to $4,000 for you to pursue internships, research, and study abroad. SPARK details »
Some students enrolled in the English major choose to pursue New York State Teacher Certification in English at either the elementary or adolescent level. Nazareth English education students study literature and composition in-depth, while pursuing additional course work in current educational methodology. Our English education graduates are well-rounded and have the exceptional skills, creativity, and flexibility required to face the challenges of the classroom in the 21st century.
Ashley Manchester '11, Ph.D. candidate, University of Florida; M.A., Brandeis University; founding editor of the comics-as-scholarship journal, Sequentials; managing editor of the academic journal ImageTexT.
“Obtaining my bachelor’s degree in English from Nazareth helped prepare me for my future both academically and personally. The wide range of knowledge I learned in the classroom was taught by professors who inspired me to apply that knowledge in all aspects of my life.”