Writing Degrees

... library, which houses around 80,000 books and provides computer facilities, skills training and welcoming features such as ‘Tea @ 3’. Our modern Faculty building also includes a drama studio and garden. Socially, many English students pursue interests in creative writing, journalism and the performing... Learn about: IT Management, Skills and Training, Critical Thinking...

... and Writing in the Eighteenth Century Staging the Renaissance: Shakespeare The Nineteenth-Century American Short Story Time and Place: 1831: Slave Revolts... Learn about: American Humour, Political Culture, American Literature...

... (20 credits) LIT2053 Writing the Female Body (20 credits) LIT2054 Writing the Supernatural (20 credits) LIT2055 Rogues' Gallery: Crime and Criminality... Learn about: English Language, Film Adaptation, Renaissance Drama...

...-writing. You will be required to develop skills of reading and understanding these texts in the original language. In the process you will also gain a broad understanding of ancient social, cultural and political history... Learn about: Senecan Tragedy, Latin Lyric, Latin Oratory...

... Movement: 20th Century and Contemporary Writing Post-Colonial Writing Modernism Romanticism and Revolution Contemporary British Fiction Genre Fiction Level... Learn about: Film and Television...

... in English across literary periods. However, the diverse research interests at Leeds mean we can offer an impressive array of optional modules, so you can follow your interests in ancient literature alongside a full range of English topics. You could study Herodotus and historical writing, Ovid or Greek...

...Combining the study of classic works and popular writing from the past 500 years with cutting-edge teaching and research in the fascinating field of Modern History, this degree enables you to explore the ideas that lie behind published literature in all its forms, learn more about the impact... Learn about: Graphic Novel, Speculative Fiction, English Literature...

... creativity with technique enhancement and dramatic theory alongside an introduction to a range of theoretical and critical approaches to literature. If you are passionate about embracing the written word on the page and expressing yourself through acting, directing, writing or applied drama, this degree... Learn about: Gothic Romanticism, Shakespeare Problem, Production Projects...

..., while you’ll also explore aspects of poetry, drama and prose in English. You’ll also be able to choose from a wide range of optional modules on topics as broad as medieval English romance, Plato, creative writing, Greek religion, postcolonial fiction, Pompeii, and the ways in which contemporary writing...

... studies, linguistics, creative writing and drama. Your degree will allow you to tailor your studies to your individual interests and career aspirations with both a local and global outlook. These skills are transferrable to the Media component, where you will be offered a blend of theory and professional... Learn about: Social Media, Global Quality Television, DIY Music Cultures...

... will also have the opportunity to add modules from the following: World Literature Creative Writing Approaches to Performance Texts in Performance. Years 2 and 3 As a second-year... Learn about: Creative Writing...

... the B.A. degree in English, qualified students may elect a concentration either in creative writing or in world literature... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...) Unrivalled portfolio: TV bible & episode, web series, short & 2 feature films 1-to-1 development with acclaimed actors, writers, producers & directors Business of writing (pitching, contracts and option agreements) Full-picture filmmaking – study, collaborate and crew on productions Opportunity to progress... Learn about: Creative Writing...

... who already have an undergraduate degree and can evidence sufficient experience in filmmaking. Potential students should consider the entry requirements before making an application. You will enhance your awareness of screenwriting theory and craft, gain more experience of writing in the correct format... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...The Oxford Advanced Pre-sessional Course is a challenging and intensive 9-week programme aimed at preparing students (both native and non-native speakers of English) for postgraduate degree programmes in the UK. It combines courses in academic writing and research skills...

...This course is a practicum-style seminar in anthropological methods of ethnographic fieldwork and writing. Depending on student experience in ethnographic reading and practice, the course is a mix of reading anthropological and science studies ethnographies; and formulating and pursuing...

...Be able to communicate effectively in German both orally and in writing. Demonstrate understanding of spoken German. Use close reading and critical thinking skills to analyze German texts and materials. Write documents of sufficient consistent and reasonable clarity to be readily intelligible...

..., with a vast range of modules covering linguistics, modern languages, philosophy and creative writing. The latter is enhanced by The Philip Larkin Centre for Poetry and Creative Writing, which attracts internationally-renowned visiting authors... Learn about: IT Law, Creative Writing...

... Gothic You will also choose one option module which may include: Archaeological heritage of Orkney and Shetland Exploring creative writing Medieval history... Learn about: Highlands and islands, Modern Literature, Creative Writing...

...The Oxford Advanced Pre-sessional Course is a challenging and intensive 9-week programme aimed at preparing students (both native and non-native speakers of English) for postgraduate degree programmes in the UK. It combines courses in academic writing and research skills...