国际学生入学条件
We will require official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions you have attended, whether or not you completed the program or degree.
If you participated in a university exchange program, you must provide an official transcript from the exchange institution, even if the exchange study is confirmed on the transcript of your home institution.
When applying to the PhD program, the Department of English Language and Literatures expects you to hold a first-class MA degree in English language or literature. If you hold an advanced degree in a closely related discipline (for example, other literatures), it may, when combined with an undergraduate English degree, constitute sufficient preparation for the PhD.
We urge all applicants to seek advising on the suitability of their backgrounds and project for the PhD in English.
In exceptional cases, if you are an MA program student with a first-class honours BA, you may apply to transfer into the PhD program at the end of your first year. You must have completed at least 18 credits of the MA program with a first-class average, and you must be able to supply two letters of support giving evidence of research ability. The Graduate Committee will determine the additional number of credits you must complete.
UBC welcomes applications for admission from outstanding students from all countries. Students from most English-language universities may apply directly to the PhD program after completing an MA in their own country. However, because of differences in language and university instruction, it is UBC's policy that students from some universities will be considered only for MA studies at UBC after completing an honours BA and MA in their own country, both with first-class standing.
Applicants to either the MA or the PhD programs from a university outside Canada in which English is not the primary language of instruction must provide English language proficiency examination results as part of the application. This requirement is in place to provide evidence of English abilities to the admission committee and be competitive in our program. You require near-native fluency for admittance to our program.
TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) The graduate program in English requires a minimum test score of 104 (web-based).
IELTS (International English Language Testing Service) The graduate program in English requires applicants to achieve a minimum, overall score of 7.5 with no component less than 7.0 (academic test only).
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- 雅思总分:7.5
- 托福网考总分:104
- 托福笔试总分:160
- 其他语言考试:NA
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课程简介
英语语言课程包括语言历史和结构,话语和体裁分析以及修辞学的历史和理论等专业。语言课程的教职人员在描述性语言学,历史语言学,认知语言学,功能语法,语义学,语用学,语篇分析,文体学,体裁研究以及修辞历史和理论方面进行教学和指导研究。参加英语文学课程的学生可以利用语言研究生课程;最近提供的课程包括:报告的言语及其修辞多功能性课程,古典修辞学在当代批评实践中的使用,以及文学语言的认知方法。同样,语言系学生可以利用我们系提供的各种文学课程。
The UBC English Graduate Program, one of the most vibrant and wide-ranging in Canada, has been awarding the M.A. degree since 1919. Students may earn the degree in each of two areas: English Literature and English Language. Indeed, the UBC English Department is one of the few departments in North America to offer a language program in addition to its literary programs.<br><br>English Language<br><br>The English Language program includes specializations in history and structure of language, discourse and genre analysis, and history and theory of rhetoric. Faculty members in the Language program teach and supervise research in descriptive linguistics, historical linguistics, cognitive linguistics, functional grammar, semantics, pragmatics, discourse analysis, stylistics, genre studies, and history and theory of rhetoric. Students in the English Literature program can take advantage of Language graduate courses, recent offerings include courses on reported speech and its rhetorical versatility across genres, the uses of classical rhetoric for contemporary critical practice, and cognitive approaches to the language of literature. By the same token, Language students can take advantage of the wide variety of Literature courses our department offers.<br><br>English Literature<br><br>The English Literature program includes specializations across the periods, genres, and major figures of British, North American and World Literature in English. Current research initiatives on the part of faculty include such diverse topics as the ecocritical study of Renaissance drama, the triumph of transport in Romantic poetry, the impact of radio and television on modernist poetics, the politics of post-identity in Asian American literature, and the role of war and its traumatic shocks in twentieth-century Canadian, U.S. and British literature. Graduate students can also choose to work across disciplinary fields, taking advantage of UBC's outstanding interdisciplinary programs in Medieval Studies, Canadian and U.S. Studies, Studies in Sexuality, and Science and Technology Studies, among others.
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