English literature courses

...The course will suit you if you enjoy not only reading but also analysing literature really closely. There is no doubt that your analytical and communication skills will develop considerably if you are successful on this course. You will also enjoy the subject more if you like discussing ideas...

...You will study a wide range of literature from before Shakespeare to the present day. This includes novels, a variety of drama texts including Shakespeare, as well as a selection of poetry. An element of coursework allows students to pursue individual interests and you will be encouraged to follow...

...A Level in English Literature Course Code: LL0004MQ/1A Category: AS/A2 Level Centre: Hyde Clarendon Start Date: 07/09/2010 Times: Full-time Duration...

... opinions of texts and shown how to search literature for evidence to support your ideas. We will also...

...Why should I study English at Cardinal Newman College? English is one of the most popular subject choices at Cardinal Newman. Our students' results match the best in the country, typically 65% grades A and B and 100% pass rate and there are three distinct syllabuses to choose from. While all three...

...English Literature AS and A2 Subject category: English and Communication What will I study? There are two modules at AS level - Unit 1 = Aspects...

...English Literature provides you with the opportunity to develop your interest and enjoyment in literary studies. You will explore challenging ideas, as expressed through poetry, prose and drama from different periods. You will be encouraged to develop your own responses to texts, considering...

...AS/A2 English Literature AS/A2 This course is suitable for you if you enjoy reading in your own time and if you are interested in analysing novels...

...This course gives you the chance to develop and further extend your combined interests in English language and literature. You will learn about the forms and functions of English and examine the use of language in its social and cultural context, while exploring a range of literary and non-literary... Learn about: English Language...

...UCAS code Q300 Duration 3 years (BA) Entrance requirements AAA Subject requirements English Literature or English Language and Literature A language, History Admissions test(s) ox.ac.uk/elat Written work One piece Admissions statistics* Interviewed: 61% Successful: 23% Intake: 227 *3-year average... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training, English Language...

...This course enables you to study literature through language. You will be introduced to interesting contextual factors that shaped the writing and the different readings of texts. You will comment on different texts (fiction and non-fiction, spoken and written) using the literary and linguistic... Learn about: English Language...

... learn how to ask probing questions of a large body of material; how to formulate, analyze, and judge questions and their answers; and how to present both questions and answers in clear, cogent prose. The Autumn Quarter study abroad program in London offers the opportunity to study British literature... Learn about: English Language...

... training in research methods and write an individually supervised dissertation on a topic of your own choice, either in literature or as an extended piece of creative writing and commentary. You will also choose two modules from a list of Masters level options... Learn about: Creative Writing: Poetry, Word and Image, Writing for Children and Young Adults...

... of this short course will be on investigating nature in a number of poems leading to an understanding of poetic terms, techniques and English literature...

...2. Course description Join our revision sessions and get exam question practice. Questions will be based on AQA but will give practice for any exam board. You need to be studying the GCSE English Literature paper to join this course...

...Studying A Level English Literature will encourage you to develop your interest and enjoyment of the written word. You will gain an understanding of the traditions of literature, make informed opinions…...

... 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, Creative Writing, American Literature...

..., and talking about the books you have read and the ideas they raise, then this course is for you. You will develop your analytical skills, learn to support or debate an interpretation effectively, and consider some of the fundamental questions that literature asks us. You will also improve your essay-writing... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... Literature to 1900. Third-year English courses range from medieval to contemporary literature. We offer a wide variety of full- and half-year modules addressing an array of topics, authors, theories, contexts, and media. In your final year you’ll also choose the materials, issues and themes you’d like... Learn about: Contemporary Literature, American Literature, Film and Media...

... of English literature you will develop critical capacities and a range of invaluable intellectual and interpersonal skills: the ability to evaluate and interpret material and the capacity to explain it logically, orally or on paper, the ability to work independently and as a member of a group, to manage... Learn about: Written and oral examinations, Aspects of italian history, Introduction to the history...