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Enrolling in the Children's Literature Program

Undergraduates

Undergraduates wishing to learn more about the Certificate in Children’s Literature should review the program requirements outlined on the Undergraduate page.

To enroll in the program, you should first seek the advice of your academic advisor. You may also contact the Director of Children’s Literature, Marah Gubar, for additional guidance in designing your individual course of study. After discussing your options, please visit the Advising Center in 201 Thackeray Hall to sign up.

 

Graduate Students

Prospective graduate students interested in studying children’s literature can learn more about the options open to them by reviewing our informational page on Graduate Student Research and taking a look at some sample syllabi of graduate seminars offered by our faculty.

Please Note: There is not a separate graduate degree in Children's Literature at Pitt; those who wish to specialize in this field will apply either to our MA program in English or our PhD program in Critical and Cultural Studies.