English Degrees

...you'll complete a further two to three hours of independent study. Assessment Assessment typically includes a combination of coursework (presentations... Learn about: French language, French Speaking, IT Law...

...includes a combination of coursework (essays, projects, presentations, log books and portfolios) and exams. Resources and facilities The Schools offer...

...poster presentations, class tests and exams. In your final year, you’ll carry out a research project based on real-world data and applying cutting-edge theory... Learn about: English Language...

...includes a combination of coursework (essays, projects, presentations, log books and portfolios) and exams. There are no English exams beyond the first... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...new approaches to teaching English emerge. You will learn more than just how to teach, you will be joining the discussion and influencing the subject... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

...cultural study and critical analysis, Shakespeare and rap poetry.The Creative Writing programme seeks to move students progressively through a structured... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...writing assignments and exercises, working on all genres of writing in the first year alongside introductory modules on linguistics and language study... Learn about: English Language, Creative Writing...

...or reports or copywriting. Whichever genre students feel most comfortable with the most important thing is that they demonstrate a high level of technical skill... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...and allows students to consider how to adapt literary texts for theatrical production.In Year 1, English Literature elements provide an awareness of... Learn about: Theatre Education...

...many of the key concepts and skills that are required throughout their degree. In particular, the three Understanding Language modules provide students... Learn about: English Language...

...students are introduced to many of the key concepts and skills that are required throughout their degree. in particular, the three Understanding Language... Learn about: English Language...

...The aims of the Programme are: To prepare students whose first language is not English to achieve a standard of academic English required to study at undergraduate...

...The aims of the Programme are: To prepare students whose first language is not English to achieve a standard of academic English required to study at undergraduate...

...to discuss and interpret specific passages of writing, under the watchful guidance of their tutor. Our students are expected to read widely... Learn about: Renaissance Literature, American Literature...

...of both literature and linguistics. Graduates of this course may expect to pursue careers in teaching, media, marketing, journalism, or academia... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language, Renaissance Literature...

...knowledge of both literature and linguistics. Graduates of this course may expect to pursue careers in teaching, media, marketing, journalism... Learn about: English Language, Interpersonal Communication, Communication Training...

...– how language functions in relation to community and politics, issues of language and power, forms of English, and so forth. At the same time as this... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

...– how language functions in relation to community and politics, issues of language and power, forms of English, and so forth. At the same time as this... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

...This programme is primarily aimed at native and second language speakers of English, or very advanced EFL speakers. An alternative programme for very advanced... Learn about: Media Studies, Communication Training, American Literature...

...with which it provides natural subject combinations. Students acquire skills of critical and historical analysis and the ability to evaluate evidence... Learn about: Communication Training, Art History, Heritage management...