Poetry Undergraduate Degrees

... - different kinds of written and spoken texts. A fascinating subject area, and highly useful learning. Analysing Poetry: Metre, Form and Meaning Core Analysing... Learn about: Communication Training...

... credits) Ancient Sexuality I (15 credits) Ancient Sexuality II (15 credits) Latin Lyric Poetry (15 credits) The Novels of Nikos Kazantzakis & the Ancient... Learn about: French Literature...

... that you may not know so well, from children’s literature to publishing studies and the history of the book. Our academics have published research on everything from medieval poetry to contemporary Caribbean and American fiction. As you progress through your degree, your module choices become more diverse... Learn about: International Relations...

... fiction, poetry, drama and film with an emphasis on the period since 1800. In Creative Writing modules you'll be given the chance to produce your own work in these same genres. Over your time with us you'll be able to develop and explore your own areas of interest. You will also have the opportunity... Learn about: Creative Writing...

... and publications of our academic staff, making it possible for you to study the latest thinking in areas as diverse as the staging of Shakespeare, film studies, the analysis of poetry, writings of intimacy, and language in society. The academic staff who teach our BA English degree are recognised... Learn about: Communication Training, Creative Writing...

... Semester 2 Introduction To Poetry WR10420 Year 1 Options FRENCH ADVANCED: you must take: Semester 1 French Language Advanced FR19900 Semester 2 French... Learn about: European Film, Creative Writing, French language...

...Fancy yourself as the next J K Rowling or E L James? Develop the tricks and techniques to produce short stories, poetry and play scripts as you learn to dissect, criticise and even perform writing. Boost your skills as a writer in a variety of genres including fiction, drama, poetry and creative... Learn about: English Language, Creative Writing...

... notions of structure and variation within the English language. Analysing Poetry, Metre Form and Meaning: Introduction to Poetry Optional Analysing Poetry... Learn about: Physical Education...

... will examine the works themselves and the social and historical contexts in which they were written. The creative writing aspects of the course complement this, enabling you to focus on writing fiction, poetry, performance writing, playwriting, screenwriting and journalism. Popular career options for... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...On this course you’ll study some of the most vital and influential works of literature, as well as develop a wide range of creative writing skills and knowledge, looking at forms such as novels, short stories, poetry, plays, screenplays and graphic novels. Alongside classic works by Shakespeare...

... and seminars/ workshops giving you an overview of the genres of poetry, drama, and narrative and introducing you to a range of critical approaches... Learn about: American Literature, Communication Training...

... in the workplace as a skill and a mindset with immeasurable application. As well as developing your creative work in a broad range of modes - fiction, poetry... Learn about: Writing Skills, Creative Writing...

..., and serves to link creativity to criticism and academic scholarship, and ensures that the dynamic tradition of poetry at Queen's extends to a wide audience and is of benefit to students, writers, and the community. Share this course Share... Learn about: Quality Training...

...The BA Creative Writing is a unique and exciting programme of study that gives you the opportunity to explore a range of disciplines, from prose fiction to poetry, scriptwriting to creative non-fiction. Under the tutelage of practising published, award-winning writers with a reputation... Learn about: Full Time, Creative Writing...

... Modern Poetry Comparatively: Greek & English (15 credits) Year 2 Year 2 You have the opportunity to study abroad for either the second semester... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

... of the Greek and Roman worlds, which sit at the heart of modern Western civilisation. Your literary modules, studied in translation, include poetry, tragic and comic drama, and cover broad themes such as love, loss, duty, war and peace. There is also the opportunity to discover how the ancient world...

..., and serves to link creativity to criticism and academic scholarship, and ensures that the dynamic tradition of poetry at Queen's extends to a wide audience and is of benefit to students, writers, and the community. Share this course Share... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Quality Training...

... and critics, and serves to link creativity to criticism and academic scholarship, and ensures that the dynamic tradition of poetry at Queen's extends to a wide audience and is of benefit to students, writers, and the community. Share this course Share... Learn about: Film Studies, Quality Training...

... and culture. You will explore themes of poetry, tragedy and love in classical literature, art, and performance. You can also enhance your knowledge of the ancient world through Latin and Greek language modules or gain an understanding of the period through different media, for example through drama and films... Learn about: Ancient Philosophy...

... of Italy’. In English Literature, you can study everything from Renaissance lyric poetry to contemporary novels and ‘Communications at work’. At this stage, you will be able to shape your degree to your interests much more, and this process continues in your final year of study, where your module choices... Learn about: Italian Language...