Graduates of the English programs will have a strong background in composition, literature and languages. Students learn to use computer applications to study and create a wide variety of text types.
With this degree, graduates have diverse opportunities in the job market. They can pursue roles such as writers and publishing managers in software companies, newspapers, publishing firms, multimedia outlets, and any organization with a public presence. This broad skill set opens up various career paths beyond teaching, offering flexibility and versatility in the professional landscape.
Students can choose the English Education specialization are prepared to teach composition, literature, and speech in secondary schools. In addition to gaining skills and knowledge in composition, literature, and language, students learn to use computer applications to study and create a wide variety of text types. All DSU teacher education graduates complete a K-12 Educational Technology Endorsement program.
Location(s): Madison Main Campus
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