English literature courses

... and theoretical) and the opportunity to engage in a broadly chronological study of English literature. In the first year of study you will have the opportunity to apply to study abroad for one semester in your second year (there are also a limited number of year-long spaces at the University of California... Learn about: American History, American Literature, Creative Writing...

...This degree explores the human capacity for language from the perspectives of how language works and is structured as a system (linguistics), and how it is used as an expressive tool by writers, including poets, novelists and dramatists (literature). You will engage in contemporary debates...

... are relevant and important in our modern world. To complement this, by learning a language you will gain access to new cultures and perspectives, acquiring a skill which is highly valued by employers looking for global citizens. You’ll be taught english literature by research-active academics who bring fresh... Learn about: American Literature...

... was produced; others are studied with a more linguistic or stylistic approach. The course course aims to develop your skills in reading literature and to introduce you to new critical techniques and ways of studying literary texts. Through the study of English literature you will develop critical capacities... Learn about: English Literature, Dialect and social aspects, Language and Culture...

...This is a small, specialised creative writing pathway within an English Literature degree. Students will take 25% of their credits in creative writing (both fiction and poetry). The course covers the full range of English literature from Old English to the present day. The creative writing... Learn about: Creative Writing...

... with another subject. More entry requirement details. Location Canterbury School Humanities More about English Literature...

... and the emergence of the novel in the 18th century, to the radical transformations of the Victorian age, and the emergence of modernity in the 20th century. You’ll also have the opportunity to consider ways of reading that go beyond textual analysis or historical context, such as understanding literature through... Learn about: American Literature...

... plus AA at A Level. Must include grade A in English Literature or English Literature and Language... Learn about: Part Time...

...This is a small, specialised creative writing pathway within an English Literature degree. Students will take 25% of their credits in creative writing (both fiction and poetry). The course covers the full range of English literature from Old English to the present day. The creative writing... Learn about: English Language, Creative Writing...

... details. Location Canterbury School Humanities More about English Literature...

... are relevant and important in our modern world. To complement this, by learning a language you will gain access to new cultures and perspectives, acquiring a skill which is highly valued by employers looking for global citizens. You’ll be taught english literature by research-active academics who bring fresh... Learn about: American Literature...

...This course allows you to study English Literature with Journalism. As well as the wide selection of literature modules available you will be able to study topics such as broadcast journalism, media ethics and photojournalism... Learn about: Practical Journalism, Research and Methods, Pre released examinations...

...This is a small, specialised creative writing pathway within an English Literature degree. Students will take 25% of their credits in creative writing (both fiction and poetry). The course covers the full range of English literature from Old English to the present day. The creative writing... Learn about: Creative Writing, English Language...

... awarded of either BA Psychology with English Literature or BA English Literature with Psychology... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... Gold, making us one of the best universities for teaching and support. In your first year, you might choose to study international and American literature or revisit Shakespeare and consider his cultural relevance today through fictional, cinematic and TV adaptations. In Philosophy, you might explore... Learn about: American Literature...

...Combine specialist study, theoretical inquiry and interdisciplinary investigations to explore literature, culture and history. Our MA allows you to focus your study on a specific period or concept, or to engage broadly with ideas across a wide historic range. The diverse research interests... Learn about: American Novel...

... and the emergence of the novel in the 18th century, to the radical transformations of the Victorian age, and the emergence of modernity in the 20th century. You’ll also have the opportunity to consider ways of reading that go beyond textual analysis or historical context, such as understanding literature through... Learn about: American Literature...

... of either BA Criminology with English Literature or BA English Literature with Criminology... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... are relevant and important in our modern world. To complement this, by learning a language you will gain access to new cultures and perspectives, acquiring a skill which is highly valued by employers looking for global citizens. You’ll be taught english literature by research-active academics who bring fresh... Learn about: American Literature, Literary tradition...

...In your first year, a core Literature module will equip you to read and interpret both traditional and contemporary literary texts critically as a scholar of English literature. Alongside this you can choose to revisit Shakespeare and consider his cultural relevance today through fictional... Learn about: American Literature...