Literature Courses Gwynedd

...skills and also skills which are common to other degrees in the Arts. Your degree will indicate your capacity to show initiative and work without close supervision... Learn about: The Literature of Laughter, Travellers’ Tales, Memory, Identity and Imagination...

...These are skills which are sought by employers in many fields. The course aims to enable understudies to: identify in texts a range of linguistic and literary... Learn about: Old English texts in translation, The Literature of Laughter, Travellers’ Tales...

...demonstrate appropriate academic writing skills, including referencing and bibliography. A degree from the School of English Literature gives you particular... Learn about: English Language, Reading the Renaissance, Travellers’ Tales...

...literature when it is not the principal tradition. By providing students with the unique opportunity to study with the best fellow scholars from both literary... Learn about: Gender and Wales, Cultural History, Who Speaks for Wales?...

...publishing, and a range of related activities. Kevin Whetter is now Associate Professor at Acadia University, Canada, and has co edited Re Viewing Le Morte Darthur (Cambridge... Learn about: Arthurian romances, Medieval Welsh, Medieval Arthur...

...central ideas in contemporary critical theory apply these concepts, both analytically and imaginatively, to the reading of literary texts. demonstrate... Learn about: English Literature, Introduction to the history, Aspects of italian history...

...skills and also skills which are common to other degrees in the Arts. Your degree will indicate your capacity to show initiative and work without close supervision... Learn about: Writing for Children and Young Adults, Creative Writing: Poetry, Experimental Writing...

...be familiar with the pronunciation and tones; be able to recognise and write basic characters, and read simple prose passages A degree from the School... Learn about: Cultural, historical and literary material, Broad range of stimulating options, Increasing levels of specialisation...

...others are studied with a more linguistic or stylistic approach. The course course aims to develop your skills in reading literature and to introduce... Learn about: Academic skills, Dialect and social aspects, Language and Culture...

...in bringing your work to a near professional standard. The ability to write concise, expressive, grammatical English. Knowledge of fiction... Learn about: Writing for Children and Young Adults, The Novel, Experimental Writing...

...in bringing your work to a near professional standard. The ability to write concise, expressive, grammatical English. Knowledge of fiction... Learn about: English Literature, Writing and Landscape, Writing for Children and Young Adults...

...Creative Studies and Media courses have seen graduates involved in both academe and in industry, including work in: Creative Writing, Professional Writing and Publishing... Learn about: Open and closed book examinations, Research and Methods, Practical Journalism...

...Performance and the Theatre, both on and behind the stage; Print and/or Broadcast Journalism; Actors, presenters and in television programme production... Learn about: English Literature, Practical Presentations, Theatre Practice...

...Part One: In the first part of the MA programme, all students are required to study FOUR modules of 30 credits each; for full time students... Learn about: Myth and the Early Modern Author, Medieval Arthur, Welsh Literature in English...

...the third year.Recent PhD’s have been completed in fields covering the whole range of Welsh language literature, from the early Middle Ages to the work of living authors... Learn about: Popular culture, Creative Writing...

...in both academe and in industry, including work in: Creative Writing, Professional Writing and Publishing; Performance and the Theatre, both on and behind the stage... Learn about: Professional Writing...

...to a career as a novelist, poet or playwright. Planning and developing a substantial writing project is a good preparation for future funded or commissioned writing... Learn about: Creative Writing, Arthurian romances, Medieval Welsh...

...overview of major 20th and 21st century critical schools and theoretical approaches, which are key for an advanced understanding of how to read and analyse creative... Learn about: Critical Styles, Video Games, Professional Writing...

...In many cases PhD applicants have studied to MA level, though this is not compulsory. Students without an MA are required to follow the research training... Learn about: Critical Writing, Specific Interests, Collection of poems...

...The ability to write concise, expressive, grammatical English. Knowledge of fiction (short story) and non fiction writing techniques. MAS_DETALLES Creative Writing... Learn about: Creating Narratives, Practical Journalism, The Novel...