B.A. English (Hons)
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The poor administration meant that I had no personal contact with my tutor and often felt like there was no support system. It is normal to feel anonymous in a large university but this feeling was intense at King's.
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Bachelor's degree
In Hull
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Bachelor's degree
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Location
Hull
Literature is a dynamic force of change: it shapes people and events and creates vivid, enduring and deeply moving art. The English (Hons) programme at The University of Hull will provide students with exciting opportunities to be part of the literary and creative scene at the University and beyond.
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English Language Requirements IELTS Take IELTS test 6 CAE score 180(Grade C) TOEFL iBT® test (read more) 79 IMPORTANT NOTE: The UK government confirmed new requirements for secure English language testing for visa and immigration purposes. Learn more
Reviews
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The poor administration meant that I had no personal contact with my tutor and often felt like there was no support system. It is normal to feel anonymous in a large university but this feeling was intense at King's.
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Subjects
- English
- American Literature
- University
- Writing
Course programme
- Literature Lab
- Reading Fiction
- Travels in Text and Time
- Writing, Identity and Place in a Digital Age
- Classics of British Childrens Literature
- Transformative Texts in American Literature
- Approaches to Poetry
- Drama and Performance
- Shakespeare and Early Modern Drama
- Sentiment and Scandal: Literature and Culture in the Long 18th Century
- British and American Modernism
- The Age of Chivalry and Romance
- Love and Desire in Renaissance Literature, c.1530-1633
- Romantic Poets from Blake to Tennyson
- Brief Encounters with the Victorians
- Voyage Out: Travel, Empire, and Cultural Encounters
- The Child in British and American Literature and Culture
- Reinventing Literature, 1950 to Now
- The Child in British and American Literature and Culture
- War, Writing and Remembrance
- American Rebels: Reading 20th Century US Counterculture
- American Gothic
- Creative Enterprises
- Written on the Body: Rethinking Gender and Sexuality
B.A. English (Hons)