Academic faculty/school: Faculty of Arts. This four-year Bachelor of Arts (Honors) program in English, offered by the Faculty of Arts, provides in-depth study of English language and literature with additional academic opportunities typical of honors programs. These opportunities include mentorship on real-life challenges and research, fostering advanced analytical, research, and critical thinking skills. The program also offers access to the Arts Work Experience (AWE), providing undergraduates with full-time, paid work to apply classroom skills in professional settings. The "Honors" designation indicates a program with a more rigorous academic focus and often involves independent research or a thesis.

Career options for graduates of this honors program in English are diverse and enhanced by both the advanced academic training and potential work experience. Potential roles include editor, writer, journalist, content creator, researcher, academic (often requiring further study), policy analyst, communications specialist, and positions in fields that value strong analytical, research, and communication skills. The Arts Work Experience (AWE) further enhances employability.

The University of Alberta, North Campus is a top 100 university globally (QS World University Rankings 2025) and ranks #6 worldwide for global impact (Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings 2024), indicating a strong academic reputation and commitment to making a difference. The North Campus is the university's largest and most historic, located near the heart of Edmonton, providing access to urban amenities and cultural opportunities. The Honors program offers extra academic opportunities like mentorship and research, and the Arts Work Experience (AWE) provides valuable paid work experience.