Literature courses

...Critical thinking is a form of reflective reasoning which analyses and evaluates information and arguments by applying a range of intellectual skills in order to reach clear...

...Students will study a range of 20 Academic (ASC) and Study Skills (APS) units. These will include; Research, Academic Writing, Creative Writing... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...(in CLS, home department, or other graduate programs) 6-9 Total required units: 15 Other PhD Degree Requirements Examinations: theory exam in the first...

...Much of the material is produced by students themselves. Classes involve many lively discussions. Critical Thinking AS and A2 Subject category...

...flight from ancient legends. Schedules: Mon 10 and Tues 11 August | 10.30am – 4pm Editing day Thur 10 Sept | 10.30AM – 3.30pm...

...works of prose or poetry. The opportunity to have writing done in the workshop read and discussed (voluntary). Open Mic session (Week 9) for those who wish to share work (voluntary)...

...If you have not written before, do you want to find out what that voice might be? This residential creative writing retreat is the first to be held at Tig Roy Cultural Centre...

...OCR - Syllabus: AS Level (N052) About the subject Critical Thinking isn't about being negative, abusive or rude. Think of a theatre or television critic...

...gives you access to the Library and Learning Centre and University facilities. Anyone opting out of studying for credit will still benefit from attending... Learn about: Writing Skills, Life writing, Writing including...

...Trips and research projects offer a highly practical way of understanding the connections between theory and practice. Our enthusiastic and award-winning... Learn about: Writing Skills, Creative Writing...

...the skills needed to become confident visual storytellers and media makers. Digital Media Production students learn the foundation skills of shooting HD video... Learn about: Communication Training, Video Production, Post Production...

...poetry, drama, and creative non-fiction by examining point of view, dialogue, time, style, etc. This course will help you become more aware of your writing...

...as well as lively group discussions in focussed study forums wherein your tutor is an active participant; group discussions in forums centred on each other’s work... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...became the dominant container for writing after the 4th century BCE, but scrolls continued to be made. Why and how did the scroll format remain popular... Learn about: European Middle Ages...

...the fictional village of Macondo The main goal of this course is to explore the literary contributions of Gabriel García Márquez to world literature...

...choose any two or more of these specialist modules, dependent on your future subject interests at University: Education studies English legal system English...

...been travel editor for the Telegraph Magazine, and published five travel guidebooks. She lectures on the Journalism MA at Westminster University and teaches...

...This is a lecture and is therefore tutor-led. Facts will be presented through the use of video clips, PowerPoint presentations, handouts...

...discuss ideas and express opinions in a more subtle way. We will read a simplified biography about the author and discuss his life and his origins...

...Describe the characteristics of the work of Chaucer and Gower, in relation to urban depiction and themes. Recognise the influence of the urban environment on both poets...