Major sequence in English
The structure of the major sequence in English is as follows:
First year
* ENH1012 Introduction to English literature
* ENH1020 Nineteenth century literature
Later years
Five subjects selected from those listed below:
* ENH2532/3532 Contemporary English literature
* ENH2950/3951 Literature and society
* ENH2951/3951 Renaissance to Regency
* ENH2960/3960 Twentieth century literature
* ENH2970/3970 Australian literature
* ENH2971/3971 American literature
* ENH2980/3980 Introduction to fiction writing
* ENH2981/3981 Advanced fiction writing
* ENH2992/3992 Children's literature: a comparative study
* ENH2993/3993 Formative influences: myths, legends and fairytales in modern children's fantasy
Minor sequence
The minor sequence in English consists of the first year (as above) followed by two of the later-year subjects listed above.
Mutually exclusive subjects
Students are not permitted to take both subjects listed in the following pairs of codes:
* LIT210 and ENH2960/3960 Twentieth century literature
* LIT220 and ENH2970/3970 Australian literature
* LIT221 and ENH2971/3971 American literature
* LIT260 and ENH2980/3980 Introduction to fiction writing
* LIT261 and ENH2981/3981 Advanced fiction writing
* LIT270 and ENH2990/3990 Formative influences: myths, legends and fairytales in modern children's fantasy
* LIT271 and ENH2991/3991 Children's literature: a comparative study
* LIT350 and ENH2950/3950 Literature and society