Literature Minor

The study of Literature as a field enables students to gain fluency in several skills and professional competencies crucial for success in today’s workplaces. Information and media literacy, skills in critical thinking, analysis, and communication, leading, and managing, and familiarity with and understanding of diversity across cultural and organizational contexts are some of the proficiencies a student gains through a Literary Studies program. The Minor in Literature includes courses that analyze texts across cultures, both within the United States and internationally.

Required Courses - 15 units

Select five of the following:

LIT 10 Foundations of Literary Study 3 unit(s)
LIT 70 Contemporary American Literature 3 unit(s)
LIT 100 Business, Psychology, and Modern Literature 3 unit(s)
LIT 110 Citizenship and Belonging in Literature and Film 3 unit(s)
LIT 120 Law and Literature 3 unit(s)
LIT 130 Science Fiction 3 unit(s)
LIT 150 Business in Literature 3 unit(s)
LIT 160 Business in Movies 3 unit(s)
LIT 198A-ZZ Special Topics in Literature 1-3 unit(s)
LIT 199 Directed Study in Literature 1-3 unit(s)