English Degrees

...film and creative writing) as part of a dual degree provides you with a complementary set of skills to comprehend and elucidate the literary qualities...

...students will learn about how meaning is created, not only through choices of words and grammatical structures, but through wider social and cultural contextual factors... Learn about: English Language...

...from the Anglo Saxon period through to the present day. Alongside this, students will undertake a core language course and cultural content courses... Learn about: English Language, Portuguese Language...

...one subject will complement and enhance what you learn in the other. In your final year you can choose either to split your time evenly between your two subjects... Learn about: Renaissance Literature, Contexts and Theory...

...and critical passions across the arts. The English provision includes study of theatre, film, novels, poetry, as well as politics and philosophy...

...Forms of media range from radio, TV and newspapers to multimedia platforms and mobile phones. Students will learn about the ways in which media shape... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

...journey of English Literature from the Anglo Saxon period through to the present day. Alongside this, students will undertake a core language course... Learn about: German Language, Skills and Training...

...one subject will complement and enhance what you learn in the other. In your final year you can choose either to split your time evenly between your two subjects... Learn about: Renaissance Literature...

...film and creative writing) as part of a dual degree throws you into some of the oldest debates around the very possibility of meaningful...

...They are for those starting PGCE, School Direct Tuition and School Direct Salaried courses. Where and when can I study this course? Find out when the...

...study alongside the means to apply those skills to the study of historical and present-day English. In addition, you will practise key transferable skills... Learn about: English Language...

...experience and cultural sensitivity by studying abroad for a semester in your second year, usually in North America or mainland Europe. Introduction to Literary Studies... Learn about: English Language...

...You choose a third module in either subject area, allowing you to balance the degree as you choose. Some optional modules (eg Performing Shakespeares...

...but also acquaints you with the appropriate study skills and academic expectations of a UK University. Communicate with accuracy, fluency and range... Learn about: English Language...

...study alongside the means to apply those skills to the study of historical and present-day English. In addition, you will practise key transferable skills... Learn about: English Language, Portuguese Language, Skills and Training...

...One such area is the Teaching of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). Depending on the number of TESOL-related modules you take, it’s possible... Learn about: English Language...

...basic understanding of grammar, and how to use them in both academic and everyday situations. This programme also provides an introduction to language used the creative... Learn about: Critical Thinking, Confidence Training, English Language...

...acquaints you with the appropriate study skills and academic expectation of a UK University. Communicate with accuracy, fluency and range in the academic...

...the course focuses on fiction and poetry writing. The course will introduce you to techniques of fiction and poetry writing and develop your understanding of... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...and literature specialist overlap. By the end of the course you will have developed both the rigorous research skills of the historian and the advanced...