Identify appropriate research methodologies to explore key elements, forms, and stylistic devices in English literature, as well as related cultural productions such as film and media.

Demonstrate understanding of literary criticism principles and practices to conduct independent research, critically analyze texts, and develop well-supported arguments grounded in scholarly sources.

Demonstrate knowledge of foundational principles, theories, and research practices in the field of literature, and apply them effectively to the analysis and interpretation of literary texts.

Demonstrate the ability to effectively communicate complex literary analysis and research findings both orally and in writing, producing well-structured arguments that follow the conventions of English and academic research practices within the field of literary studies.

Produce original responses to the formal, stylistic, and thematic elements of literary texts and other art forms, incorporating digital literacy tools to support the creation of research-based projects and analyses.

Analyze literary works in their social, cultural, political, and historical contexts, integrating a range of critical theories, including justice-based approaches, and emphasizing the inclusion of global and marginalized voices in literary interpretation.

Demonstrate academic integrity and intellectual honesty by properly citing sources, critically evaluating research, and avoiding plagiarism in the preparation and presentation of literary research projects.

Collaborate effectively with peers in group research projects, respecting diverse perspectives and practicing inclusive communication to contribute to shared scholarly goals in the field of literature.