78 Literacy Degree Programs

As the nation and the world become more diverse, it is important for universities to offer majors like Africana Studies that will help students not only to develop race literacy, but also learn other multicultural competencies needed to excel in an increasingly multicultural workplace and globalized world.

The program is designed for students who want to earn a B.S. degree with endorsements in both Exceptional Student Education (ESE) and Reading while focusing on ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Lang...

The Master's degree in Literature with a specialization in Literary Studies leads you to work in secondary or higher education, allows you to move towards a doctorate or professions related to cultural life, the world of the press and publishing.

Global-J develops human resources who are fully capable of participating in overseas English-language scholarly environments, grounded in the scholarly accomplishments in Japanese literature and culture of Waseda University. In contrast to existing conventional Japanese-language courses in Japanese literature, which aim to produce research papers for Japanese-language academic journals and to place graduates in Japanese-language education institutions

The Graduate Certificate in Reading Science is designed for professionals who want to deepen their understanding of how people learn to read and how to support struggling readers. The program covers k...

The study of religion aims to understand religious thought and practices as aspects of the culture and society that produced them. It offers an opportunity to explore beliefs and ideas, philosophies and mythologies, rituals and symbols, etc., that shape the cultures and civilizations of the world both in historical perspective and as contemporary phenomena.

The Global-J program, in its capacity as a graduate-level educational program committed to the highest international standards, aims at fostering superior researchers and highly skilled educators who will capture the attention of universities and other institutions all over the world. Furthermore, this program seeks to train individuals equipped with specialized knowledge and skills relating to the field of Japanese studies, matched with an extremely high level of English-language proficiency, who will be able to contribute their unique talents to various companies and international institutions outside of the university setting.

This course prepares the student to respond to and critique a variety of short texts, to experience literature from a more intimate perspective and to empathize through the words and actions of the characters in the play. It promotes familiarity with history’s most influential writers and what makes them still relevant today through the use of a modern storytelling device.

The BA in Psychology online degree program focuses on investigating why people think, behave, and feel the ways they do.

The goal of this course is to help students further develop their academic English language skills and move toward mastery of grade-level-appropriate academic language. Literary Studies develops the theme of personal discovery. Conventions of language—grammar, usage, and vocabulary—are applied to descriptive, narrative and expository paragraph and essay compositions.

The Certificate in Science of Reading is designed to help students understand how reading skills develop and how to support learners effectively. The program covers key research-based practices that i...

The Graduate Certificate in Reading is designed to help educators deepen their understanding of effective reading instruction. The program focuses on key areas like the science of reading, assessment ...

Support for registered Learn Local providers to deliver pre-accredited programs for different industries.Learn Local providers can access pre-accredited A-frames and full sets of teaching and learning resources, to deliver programs for particular industries.

The Faculty of Cross-Cultural Studies (FCCS) includes departments and programs that are committed to decolonizing and indigenizing teaching, learning and academia and have a history of being actively engaged with this work and weaving Indigenous knowledge throughout curriculum and teaching.

The Master of Conference Interpreting (MCI) degree is a two-year program, lasting a total of six academic terms. Program candidates must pass an entrance examination, at which point they will enter Year One. Upon successful completion of the first three terms of Year One, students have the option of exiting the program and receiving the Graduate Diploma in General Interpreting. Those who elect to stay in the program must pass a transition examination leading to Year Two. After the successful completion of another three terms—and of the end-of-degree exit examination—students will earn the Master of Conference Interpreting degree.