ENGE1310 Communications for English Majors I
ENGE1500 Introduction to English Linguistics
ENGE1610 Introduction to Literature
ENGE1900 Heroes and Monsters: From Gilgamesh to Game of Thrones
ENGE2110 Crime Fiction
ENGE2150 Nineteenth-Century Novels on Screen
ENGE2360 Children’s Literature
ENGE2380 Twentieth-Century Fiction
ENGE2620 Acquisition of English as a Second Language
ENGE2640 Introduction to World Literatures in English
ENGE3100 Communications for English Majors III
ENGE3120 Modernism
ENGE3260 Creative Writing
ENGE3350 Literature and Politics
ENGE3370 Writing Hong Kong
ENGE3600 Contrastive Linguistics
ENGE3670 Language, Meaning, and Text
ENGE3770 Bilingualism: Cognition and Society
ENGE3960 Digital Literacy as Social Practice
ENGE4150 Reading Dante’s Inferno
ENGE1000 English Studies: Thinking Creatively in A Global Language
ENGE1320 Communications for English Majors II
ENGE1520 Grammatical Structure of English
ENGE2190 Gods Behaving Badly: Myths and Legends from Around the World
ENGE2370 From Romanticism to Modernism
ENGE2390 Reading Poetry
ENGE2510 English Phonetics and Phonology
ENGE2540 Forensic Linguistics: Language as Evidence in Legal Processes
ENGE2630 Sociolinguistics: Languages, Culture, and Society
ENGE2700 Drama in Performance II
ENGE2840 Lexical Studies in English
ENGE3110 Romanticism
ENGE3290 Reading and Writing Short Stories
ENGE3360 Special Topics in Creative Writing
ENGE3500 Shakespeare
ENGE3640 English Language Teaching and Learning
ENGE3690 Gender and Language