English literature courses

... and novel. You will be encouraged to talk about your views and opinions in group and class discussions. The theme for the year is The Struggle for Identity in Modern Literature and you will have a two hour exam in which you will be tested on your set poetry and a short prose text on the theme of identity...

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... from a list of Masters level options. The first three years of this course are the same as the BA (Hons) degree in English Literature... Learn about: Exploring America, Memory, Identity and Imagination, English Literature...

...A Level English Literature covers a range of set texts from different genres and time periods. Texts studied vary from Shakespeare's Othello to Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. Students are required to read texts in a variety of ways and respond critically and creatively, explore connections...

...2. Course description English Literature is an enjoyable and stimulating subject, which will develop your analytical skills as you study a range of literary texts...

...3. Entry requirements Students studying 3 A levels will be expected to have at least 2 GCSEs at Grade B and 3 GCSEs at Grade C including GCSE English...

...) or above in English Language or English Literature. 4. Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method The exam is 60% of the marks...

...English is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, and English Literature perhaps the most famous and popular of all national literatures. Immerse yourself in poetry, prose and drama...

...Exact entry requirements will be confirmed at interview 4. Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method Not available...

...Do you love the Arts and have a passion for reading? Then this is the right course for you! A Level English Literature, from its study of Shakespeare plays to the modern novel, explores all aspects of the human condition. The historical context in which the texts are set often influence...

... of literature and develop the skills needed to be able to write critically and creatively. , , You'll study tragedy, including Shakespeare's Othello, Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller, and a novel and poetry by Thomas Hardy. You'll also explore power, inequality, oppression and rebellion, including William...

...The aim of the course is to deepen your enjoyment and appreciation of literature and to develop your written English skills so that you have the best opportunity of gaining a widely respected national qualification. You will study units including Shakespeare, Drama and Poetry pre and post...

... the tools to analyse a text exploring form, language and structure. Students will also have the opportunity to explore Victorian Literature and a variety...

...A Level English Literature provides students with an introduction to the discipline of advanced literary studies and presents opportunities for reading widely and for making creative and informed responses to each of the major literary genres of poetry, prose and drama We believe the future...

...Job opportunities after this course: English Literature is a very useful subject for a variety of professions such as: teaching, journalism, librarian and information work, advertising/marketing, creative writing...

...About the course This course will introduce you to a wide range of both modern and classic writing. You will cover novels, plays and poetry. If you have enjoyed English Literature at GCSE, this course will allow you to explore Literature in greater analytical depth. Key to your learning...

...Oxford Brookes University has one of the best and most innovative English departments in the country. In this English Literature course you will be taught by staff who are experts in their field and whose publications contribute to the development of the subject but who also value the opportunity... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...This course examines classical literature works and will give you the opportunity to develop skills of critical analysis and appreciation... Learn about: Critical Theory, Creative Writing...

...Are you the sort of person who loves to read? On the bus, in the back garden, curled up in bed – the sort of person who takes a book or e-reader everywhere? The ethos of this course is to explore literature – poetry, prose and drama – and your wider reading is as important as studying the texts set... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...This degree gives students access to the full range of English Studies. Alongside the traditional range of English Literature from the Anglo-Saxon period to the present day, students are able to study American, Irish and post-colonial literatures as well as cultural theory, creative writing... Learn about: Creative Writing, English Language...