Literature courses

...Over six weeks, you will be challenged, find exciting new ideas, develop your writing and begin to really see yourself as a writer. Amy Spencer...

...of upper level Japanese courses. 6 credit hours in related upper level courses outside the program, as approved by the program advisor. Minor in Japanese... Learn about: Japanese Language, Arts and Sciences...

...the cultural changes taking place in the country -Develop an awareness of how the film and motion picture industry reflects not only the 'norm' but critiques the culture...

...degree with a final mark of at least 60% or above in the UK marking scheme. If you are still studying you should be achieving an average of at least... Learn about: Historical theory, Part Time, English Language...

...Applies to: School Leavers and International Students Availability: Full Time (Various times - TBA) Who is this course for? In partnership with the College of North West London...

...in children’s homes and educational settings, exploring the social functions of Literature and Literacies within their historical and cultural contexts... Learn about: Children’s Literate Lives, Children’s literature...

...2 sessions / week; 1.5 hours / session None Exploring a new city is a bit like opening a book for the first time. A new world opens up, and we must... Learn about: Contemporary Literature...

...and Kristeva. This course provides an opportunity for you to explore a range of challenging literary texts and to interrogate a number of influential theoretical...

...Applies to :School Leavers and International Students Availability: Full Time (Various times - TBA) Who is this course for? In partnership with the College of North West London...

...Literature provides the opportunity to explore spoken and written English from real and imaginary worlds. At AS level, the focus is on texts from the 20th and 21st centuries...

...Lectures: 2 sessions / week, 1.5 hours / session What is Britain now? Its metropolises are increasingly multicultural. Its hold over its distant colonies... Learn about: Contemporary Literature...

...for example teachers, librarians or those in health and social service occupations, and also interested parents who want to learn more about this exciting...

...GCSE grades A*-C in at least six academic subjects in one sitting. Students must have a grade B in English Language and at least a Grade C in English Literature...

...contemporary students of literature must engage with. The course is distinctive both in its focus on the differing roles the written word plays across...

...You will study a range of set texts as outlined in the description of the course. How will I be taught? You have 4.5 hours in class a week split between 2 lessons...

...AS - Aspects of Narrative: a study of two novels, one written after 1990 and two short collections of poetry from an anthology, including Tennyson...

...and have a genuine interest in how language and literature work. English Language and Literature AS/A Level Who is the course for? This course is designed...

...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...

...expertise of staff in English, History and Education. The course uses contemporary and traditional texts which can either feed into a related career...

...Form Centre What will I do on this course? English Literature A Level offers you the opportunity to explore and enjoy fiction, non-fiction and old and new writing...