BA in Comparative Literature in Provo United States | Brigham Young University

The Department of Comparative Arts and Letters highly advises students to enroll in StDev 317, a one-credit course, during late sophomore year or early junior year. Since liberal arts degrees offer broad preparation across multiple disciplines rather than a narrow career path, this course helps students clarify their academic and professional objectives while exploring potential career paths and further education options. Participants will discover resources for researching graduate programs, internships, and career advancement opportunities. The curriculum covers fundamental job search techniques, including actionable steps for securing positions in their chosen field.

Taking StDev 317 during the latter half of sophomore year or the start of junior year is strongly encouraged. As liberal arts programs develop versatile skills applicable to numerous fields, this course assists students in defining their educational and vocational aspirations while exploring available career and academic pathways. Students will gain access to tools for investigating graduate studies, internship possibilities, professions, and professional growth. Instruction will include essential job-seeking approaches, with guidance on landing employment in their area of specialization.
Develop comprehensive understanding of two language traditions pertinent to your academic focus (English may count for those concentrating on Anglo-American literature) (typically 16-32 credit hours). Proficiency is usually shown through coursework, though testing may be required. Those considering advanced comparative literature studies should acquire reading competence in both an additional modern language and a classical language.