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The Department of English at UNO is a diverse group of teachers, researchers and learners, with a variety of interests. Below, you'll find some quick information about our programs.

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The Department of English At a Glance


Undergraduate Program
Number of Majors: 150
Degrees Offered: Bachelor of Arts
Concentrations: Yes (American Literature, British/Irish/Anglophone Literature, Creative Nonfiction, Language Studies)
Credits needed: 37-39
Minor Offered: Yes
Number of Faculty: 25 full-time, 25 part-time and adjunct

Graduate Program
Number of Students: 60
Degrees Offered: Master of Arts
Concentrations: No
Credits needed: 30 (including 6 credit thesis)
Minor Offered: Yes
Number of Faculty: 25 full-time

Announcements

  • Interview with Kay Siebler about Black Women Stereotypes: A Streaming Revolution
  • UNO English Alum Earns Nebraska English Teacher of the Year Award
  • Interview with Gene Kwak about his debut novel: Go Home, Ricky!
  • Alumna Spotlight: Jessie Carr

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