Education
LitENV aims to supplement modules offered by the University Scholars Programme (NUS College), Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) and College of Humanities and Sciences (CHS) on (English) literature and the environment. Currently, the following four modules on ecocriticism are taught in NUS: USE2324 – Gender and Ecology in Asia, EN4267 – Literature and Ecology, EN5880A/ENC5880 – Literature and the Environment, and GE Module: Nature-Stories: Narrating Climate, Species, and Crisis. Students, researchers and faculty members working on ecocriticism, environmental humanities and world literature with a specific focus on Southeast Asia will have access to reading lists, resource materials, discussion forums, calls for papers and conference proposals on topics related to their research interests.
Research Opportunities
Reading Lists
Open-access, professionally curated, student-centric
Our reading recommendations are not exhaustive, but strategically crafted to afford new students and scholars of the environmental humanities and world literature in SEA an avenue into these growing fields.
Call for Papers
One-stop resource for scholars
Syllabi
Sample syllabi from courses taught by members of the LitENV team.
Events and Volunteering
Waves of Change Festival
LepakInSG
Secondsguru
Singapore Environment Council
World Wildlife Fund
Ground-Up Initiative
Stay in touch with us
More than any other discipline, environmental humanities and world literature thrive on scholarly communities and community-building.