English Degrees

...of the main cultural, historical and political concepts underpinning America and its literatures be introduced to selected works spanning literary history... Learn about: IT Law, American Literature...

...with 120 credits at each level. Across the whole degree you must take at least 120 credits in linguistics and at least 120 credits in literature... Learn about: Literature Study, IT Law, English Language...

...works spanning literary culture from Homer to the present day be introduced to the study of themes, genres and movements across national literatures... Learn about: IT Law, Comparative Literature...

...year-long creative writing module taught by creative writing practitioners and active researchers. Each of these modules must be passed in order to progress... Learn about: Creative Writing, IT Law...

...but an academic award which not only enhances job opportunities but also enables graduates to pursue further studies at a doctoral level. However... Learn about: Second Language Acquisition, Applied Research Project, Language Acquisition...

...but an academic award which not only enhances job opportunities but also enables graduates to pursue further studies at a doctoral level. However... Learn about: Language Acquisition, English Language, Second Language Acquisition...

...core subject in the curriculum. Its content and practice is sharpened further by an increasing awareness of the importance of language in relation to learning... Learn about: Reflections on Practice, Securing Pupil Progress, Subject Specialism...

...English and Drama route is designed to give you the additional expertise, confidence and skills to take on a leadership role in the primary subjects... Learn about: English Conversation, English and Drama, English Language...

...English as an Additional Language route is for graduates who are particularly interested in how pupils whose first language is not English are included and supported in schools... Learn about: English Language, Mental Wealth, Learner Progress...

...in both Foreign Language Teaching and in Teaching English as a Foreign Language, language testers, curriculum developers, materials writers... Learn about: Teaching Skills, Teaching Adults, Language Teaching Methodology...

...learning needs of any group of ESOL, ESL or ESP learners and to conduct a needs analysis in the light of observation and testing. 4. Write instructional...

...an outstanding education in the humanities, social sciences and languages. The degree is designed to enable a graduate to demonstrate a detailed knowledge... Learn about: Communication Skills, English Language, American Literature...

...questions and many more and will learn how to challenge the culture around you. While literature often reflects major social movements, like the rise of feminism... Learn about: Literary Theory, Visual language, Research skills...

...questions and many more and will learn how to challenge the culture around you. While literature often reflects major social movements, like the rise of feminism... Learn about: Language expert, Language and image, Visual language...

...detailed knowledge both of the creative potential of film, and the relationship between film and the societies it portrays. The course information sheet... Learn about: Quality Training, Film Studies...

...blending online and on-campus learning. It provides you flexibility by allowing you to start the course online, from the comfort of your own... Learn about: English Language...

...or those who intend to practice in Germany, or both. The course information sheet is a printable version of the information on this web... Learn about: IT Law...

...applications from prospective doctoral students working on any aspect of literary and cultural studies from the medieval to the contemporary... Learn about: Quality Training...

...The Pre-sessional course is ideal if you are a non-native English speaker, have received an offer to study an undergraduate or postgraduate degree at King’s...

...The course focuses on analyzing literature, a process which requires logic and reflective analysis; creativity and imagination with regards to the production of good writing...