The English Language and Literature graduate program at The University of Tulsa is internationally renowned for its outstanding quality, close mentorship, and high job placement rates.
The program has strengths in British, Irish, and American literature from the early modern period to today, led by faculty with particular focus on modernism, popular culture, gender and sexuality studies, and digital humanities. McFarlin Library supports the program with more than 3 million books, periodicals, and documents – including a world-renowned collection of 20th-century literary manuscripts, a massive trove of material from the First World War, and rare books of poetry and fiction of the 19th century. The department publishes three award-winning journals of record – James Joyce Quarterly, Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature, and Nimrod International Journal of Prose and Poetry – and co-produces (with Brown University) the Modernist Journals Project.