English BA
Course
In Uxbridge
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
Uxbridge
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Start date
September
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Subjects
- Shakespeare
- Creative Writing
- Writing Skills
- English
- Writing
- English Language
- Grammar
- Literature Analysis
- Modernism
- Communication Skills
Course programme
At Level 1, you are introduced to the study of English through modules that cover various periods and genres, literary locations and approaches to university-level research and writing skills.
At Level 2, you will study some period-based modules such as Romanticism and Revolution, Shakespeare, the Nineteenth Century Novel, and Modernism. Critical theoretical perspectives are introduced in modules such as Postcolonial Writing and the Women’s Movement.
At Level 3, you can choose from a wide range of modules that are research-led by experts in the field, including: Writing IndiaMoving Modernisms, Writing Ireland, Nineteenth Century Literature and Cultureand Post-Millennial Fiction, 2000 to the Present. You will also complete a dissertation on a research topic of your choice.
The BA consists of both compulsory and optional modules, a typical selection can be found below. Modules can vary from year to year, but these offer a good idea of what we teach.
Level 1
Compulsory
Texts, Contexts, Intertexts
Learning London
Reading Resilience
Level 2
Optional
Nineteenth-Century Novel
Postcolonial Writing
Romanticism and Revolution
Genre Fiction
Shakespeare: Text and Performance
The Women's Movement and 20th Century Writing
Modernism
Contemporary British Fiction
Level 3
Compulsory
Project
Optional
A Sinking Island? British Poetry’s Response to Modernism and Postmodernism
Post War and Late Twentieth Century Literature 1945 – 2001
The Long Novel
Pyschogeography
Postcolonial Perspectives
Jane Austen
Postmillennial Fictions
The Creative Industries
Victorian Literature and Culture
Violence
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Additional information
Special Features
- English has a growing international reputation focused around the Brunel Centre of Contemporary Writing (BCCW) and , an interdisciplinary eJournal.
- All staff are research-active and experts in their fields, which goes on to inform and enhance teaching for all our students.
- The University is within reach of London and the West End theatres, the British Library, Shakespeare's Globe, museums and other research centres.
Facts and Figures
The English department at Brunel University London is one of the best in the UK for teaching quality, research and student satisfaction. We were ranked 10th in the UK in the Guardian League Tables 2015.
Brunel has a growing reputation for its teaching and research in the fields of Contemporary Literature and Creative Writing, and for its work in the areas of Renaissance Studies, Nineteenth Century Literature, and Postcolonial Studies.
We offer innovative courses across a broad range of periods and genres covering a wide variety of traditional and non
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