Exploring term Fall 2023 Change
- ACAN: Arts of Canada
 - ADMN: Public Administration
 - AE: Art Education
 - AGEI: Ageing
 - AHVS: Art History and Visual Studies
 - ANTH: Anthropology
 - ART: Visual Arts
 - ARTS: Arts
 - ASL: American Sign Language
 - ASTR: Astronomy
 - ATWP: Academic and Technical Writing Program
 - BCMB: Biochemistry and Microbiology
 - BIOC: Biochemistry
 - BIOL: Biology
 - BME: Biomedical Engineering
 - CE: Community Engagement
 - CHEM: Chemistry
 - CIVE: Civil Engineering
 - COM: Commerce
 - CS: Canadian Studies
 - CSC: Computer Science
 - CW: Creative Writing (En'owkin Centre)
 - CYC: Child and Youth Care
 - DHUM: Digital Humanities
 - DSST: Disability Studies (DSS)
 - ECE: Electrical and Computer Engineering
 - ECON: Economics
 - ED-D: Educational Psychology and Leadership Studies
 - ED-P: Curriculum and Instruction Studies
 - EDCI: Curriculum and Instruction Studies
 - EDUC: Education
 - ENGR: Engineering
 - ENSH: English
 - ENT: Entrepreneurship
 - EOS: Earth and Ocean Sciences
 - EPHE: Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education
 - ER: Environmental Restoration
 - ES: Environmental Studies
 - EUS: European Studies
 - FA: Fine Arts
 - FRAN: French and Francophone Studies
 - GDS: Global Development Studies
 - GEOG: Geography
 - GMST: Germanic Studies
 - GNDR: Gender Studies
 - GREE: Greek
 - GRS: Greek and Roman Studies
 - HDCC: Human Dimensions of Climate Change
 - HINF: Health Information Science
 - HLTH: Health
 - HS: Health and Society
 - HSD: Human and Social Development
 - HSTR: History
 - HUMA: Humanities
 - IB: International Business
 - ICDG: Indigenous Community Development and Governance
 - IED: Indigenous Education
 - IGOV: Indigenous Governance
 - INGH: Indigenous Health Studies
 - INTS: International Health Studies
 - IS: Indigenous Studies
 - ISP: Intercultural Studies and Practice
 - ITAL: Italian
 - LAS: Latin American Studies
 - LATI: Latin
 - LAW: Law
 - LING: Linguistics
 - MATH: Mathematics
 - MDIA: Media Studies
 - MECH: Mechanical Engineering
 - MEDI: Medieval Studies
 - MEDS: Medical Science
 - MICR: Microbiology
 - MRNE: Marine Science
 - MUS: Music
 - NURS: Nursing
 - PAAS: Pacific and Asian Studies
 - PHIL: Philosophy
 - PHYS: Physics
 - POLI: Political Science
 - PORT: Portuguese
 - PSYC: Psychology
 - RCS: Religion, Culture and Society
 - SCIE: Science
 - SENG: Software Engineering
 - SJS: Social Justice Studies
 - SLST: Slavic Studies
 - SMGT: Service Management
 - SOCI: Sociology
 - SOCW: Social Work
 - SOSC: Social Science
 - SPAN: Spanish
 - STAT: Statistics
 - TCA: Transformative Climate Action
 - THEA: Theatre
 - TS: Technology and Society
 - VIRS: Visiting International Research Studies
 - VKUR: Valerie Kuehne Undergraduate Research Award
 - WRIT: Writing
 
- ENSH101: Themes in Literature (AWR)
 - ENSH102: Literature in Action (AWR)
 - ENSH200: Foundations of Writing Literary Criticism
 - ENSH201: Writing with Style
 - ENSH202: Technical Communications, Written and Verbal
 - ENSH203: Professional Communication Foundations
 - ENSH210: How Poetry Works
 - ENSH211: How Fiction Works
 - ENSH212: How Drama Works
 - ENSH213: How Popular Genres Work
 - ENSH220: Cultural Studies
 - ENSH221: Women's Writing
 - ENSH222: Erotic Literature
 - ENSH223: Narrative Worldmaking
 - ENSH224: Literary Modernism
 - ENSH230: Literature, Self and Society
 - ENSH231: Literature and Psychology
 - ENSH232: Literature and Myth
 - ENSH233: The Bible as Literature
 - ENSH240: Introduction to a Major Author
 - ENSH250: British Literature to 1660
 - ENSH251: British Literature 1660-1945
 - ENSH252: World Literatures
 - ENSH253: Canadian Literature
 - ENSH254: American Literature
 - ENSH255: Indigenous Literatures
 - ENSH300: Practical Criticism (Majors)
 - ENSH301: Practical Criticism (Honours)
 - ENSH302: Copy Editing
 - ENSH303: Writing for Business and the Private Sector
 - ENSH304: Writing for Government and the Public Sector
 - ENSH305: Visual Rhetoric for Professional Writers
 - ENSH306: Communicating for the Environment
 - ENSH308: Speech Communication for Public and Private Sectors
 - ENSH309: Fashion Communication
 - ENSH310: Speculative Fiction
 - ENSH311: Crime and Detective Fiction
 - ENSH312: Horror
 - ENSH313: Children's Literature
 - ENSH314: Young Adult Fiction
 - ENSH315: Coming of Age Novels
 - ENSH316: Creative Non-Fiction
 - ENSH320: Special Topics in Narrative and Film
 - ENSH321: Special Topics in Authors on Screen
 - ENSH322: Shakespeare on Screen
 - ENSH323: Special Topics in Media and Popular Culture
 - ENSH324: Comics and Graphic Novels
 - ENSH325: Games and Interactive Fiction
 - ENSH330: Literature and the Bible
 - ENSH331: Epic Imagination
 - ENSH332: Special Topics in Literature, Home and Away
 - ENSH333: Trans-Atlantic Literature
 - ENSH334: Special Topics in Literature and Love
 - ENSH335: Special Topics in Literature and Social Justice
 - ENSH340: Special Topics in a Major Author
 - ENSH341: Special Topics in Theories and Methods
 - ENSH342: Special Topics in a Genre, Movement or Theme
 - ENSH346: Old English Language and Literature
 - ENSH347: Major Figures or Movements in Medieval Literature
 - ENSH348: Themes in Medieval Literature
 - ENSH351: Renaissance Literature
 - ENSH352: Renaissance Drama
 - ENSH353: Shakespeare's Histories and Tragedies
 - ENSH354: Shakespeare's Comedies and Romances
 - ENSH355: Milton
 - ENSH359: British Literature 1660-1750
 - ENSH360: British Literature 1750-1800
 - ENSH364: 19th-Century British Fiction
 - ENSH365: Romantic Period Poetry
 - ENSH366: Victorian Period Poetry
 - ENSH369: 20th-Century Poetry in Britain and or Ireland
 - ENSH370: 20th-Century Drama in Britain and or Ireland
 - ENSH371: 20th-Century Fiction in Britain and or Ireland
 - ENSH372: Contemporary Literature in Britain and or Ireland
 - ENSH376: Literature in Canada to 1900
 - ENSH377: 20th-Century Literature in Canada
 - ENSH378: Contemporary Literature in Canada
 - ENSH379: Critiquing Settler-Colonialism in Canadian Literature
 - ENSH380: Margaret Atwood
 - ENSH383: Poetry in the United States
 - ENSH384: Literature in the United States to 1900
 - ENSH385: Fiction in the United States 1900-1970
 - ENSH386: Fiction in the United States 1970-present
 - ENSH390: Comparative World Literatures after 1900
 - ENSH395: Topics in Indigenous Literatures after 1900
 - ENSH400: Technical Communication
 - ENSH401: Web Design
 - ENSH402: Topics in Professional Communication
 - ENSH403: Digital Communication and Social Media
 - ENSH404: Research for Professional Writers
 - ENSH405: Print Media Genres and Techniques for Professional Communication
 - ENSH406: Strategic Communication in Arts, Culture and Tourism Sectors
 - ENSH480: Advanced Theories and Methods
 - ENSH481: Advanced Special Topics Seminar
 - ENSH482: Community-Engaged Learning and Public Humanities
 - ENSH483: In the Archives
 - ENSH484: Field School in Literary and Cultural Studies
 - ENSH490: Directed Reading
 - ENSH492: Directed Reading in Advanced Topics in Professional Communication
 - ENSH493: Directed Reading in Advanced Topics in Literary Study
 - ENSH499: Honours Graduating Essay
 
ENSH202
Technical Communications, Written and Verbal
Assists students who plan careers in business, government, public service and research institutions. Improve written and oral communication skills in a work environment. Its practical basis, which requires the preparation of business letters, internal memoranda and reports, is supplemented by a theoretical outline of basic communication within an organizational structure. Offers experience of both individual and group problem-solving.
Lecture: 3h
Lab: 0h
Tutorial: 0h
Credits: 1.5