COURSE PLACEMENT
All new students are invited to a Zoom information session on Monday, August 11, 1:30-2:30 PM, where course directors will join the English Director of Undergraduate Studies (DUS) and Associate DUS to answer questions about all English introductory courses.
REGISTRATION
Yale College students may register for classes in Yale Course Search, during their designated registration period and during the add/drop period.
Registration opens for new students on August 20, at which time first year students may register for the following first year seminars or introductory English courses. To register for a First Year Seminars, students must submit an Instructor Permission request through YCS. During registration period, students may register for introductory English courses without submitting an Instructor Permission request as long as seats are available.
FIRST YEAR SEMINARS
ENGL 0133 Words, Words, Words: The Structure and History of English Words. Peter Grund.
ENGL 0710 Jane Austen. Nancy Yousef.
ENGL 0711 Lincoln in Thought and Action. David Bromwich.
ENGL 0820 Six Global Perspectives on Biographers. Ernest Mitchell.
ENGL 0839 Latinx Literature Aside the Law. Joseph Miranda.
ENGL 0890 Literatures of Canada: Colony, Nation, Postcolony. Katie Trumpener.
INTRODUCTORY COURSES
ENGL 1020 Reading and Writing the Modern Essay
ENGL 1023 Introduction to Creative Writing
ENGL 1025 Readings in English Poetry I
ENGL 1026 Readings in English Poetry II
ENGL 1027 Readings in American Literature
ENGL 1028 Readings in Comparative World English Literatures
ENGL 1029 Tragedy in the European Literary Tradition
ENGL 1030 Epic in the European Literary Tradition
ADD/DROP
During add/drop period, August 25 through September 5, students must submit an Instructor Permission request through YCS in order to enroll.
MORE INFORMATION
Please visit the University Registrar’s Office website for detailed registration instructions and other registration resources.
Questions may be directed to Erica Sayers, Jane Bordiere, Stefanie Markovits (DUS), or Marcel Elias (Associate DUS) via email or Zoom appointment.