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Politics, Culture, and Identity Graduate Specialization

The completion of 16 credits of approved specialization-related curriculum offered at the 600-level. At least 4 of those credits must come from the Department of English and at least 4 must come from the Department of Political Science.
The completion of one term of a colloquia course (1 credit; P/NP; ENG 608 Wrk Coll Pol/Cul/Ident; offered during spring term)
The completion of and two terms of a dissertation writing course (1 credit each; P/NP; ENG 608 Wrk Diss Pol/Cul/Ident; offered in fall and spring terms)
At least one member of the student’s dissertation committee must be a PCI participating faculty member.
The student’s dissertation must have a substantive focus on themes of politics, culture, and identity

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