Literature Undergraduate Degrees

... preconceptions. Whatever your taste in literature, there will be something to interest and provoke you. From The Tiger Who Came to Tea to Jane Eyre, from Paradise Lost to Zadie Smith’s Swing Time, we’ll broaden your literary horizons and hone your critical thinking. A core Literature module in your first year... Learn about: American Literature...

...Studying History alongside English Literature at Lancaster gives you the opportunity to deepen your understanding of both subjects in an outstanding academic environment. Our diverse research interests allow us to offer you an unusually wide selection of historical topics and approaches... Learn about: World Literature, British Romanticism, Creative Writing...

...Combine your passion for linguistics with your love of literature. Our English Language and Literature BA enables you to explore the relationship between linguistic structure and its literary heritage – and how language operates in both society and literature. You'll be part of a close-knit... Learn about: History of English, Science and Literature, The Uncanny...

...Fact file UCAS code Q300 English Literature Length 3 years full-time6 years part-time Starts September 2017 Entry requirements A typical offer would be 112 UCAS Tariff points .An English A2 Level at grade B is required for single honours. An English A2 Level at grade C is required if combined...

... of Gothic writing by tracing its origins back to the Romantic era. In your second year, whilst continuing to learn your chosen language, you’ll focus on period-based literature from the Renaissance onwards and gain an understanding of literary history, from Elizabethan verse and drama, via Augustan poetry... Learn about: American Literature...

...This degree combines the study of contemporary and historical media and literary texts. You will deepen your understanding of the complex relationships between society, cultures, literature and the media. Through theoretical and practical study, you will enhance and broaden your skillset...

...You will use poems, novels and other works of literature to interpret and understand past societies and cultures, and, at the same time, you’ll bring textual analysis to historical sources. You’ll be asking questions about how the two disciplines differ, but also how the methods and approaches...

...Fact file UCAS code Q300 English Literature Length 3 years full-time Entry requirements A typical offer would be 280 UCAS Tariff points. An English A2 Level at grade B is required for single honours. An English A2 Level at grade C is required if combined with another subject. More entry requirement...

... of the culture and lifestyle of the people of those countries in which that language is spoken. A core literature module will equip you to read and interpret both traditional and contemporary literary texts critically as a scholar of English literature. Alongside this you can choose to revisit Shakespeare... Learn about: American Literature...

...If you love the texts behind the drama as much as the actual performances themselves, studying Drama and English Literature together gives you the opportunity to gain a richer understanding of the two subjects. The aim is to get you to investigate drama through practical performance, and to develop... Learn about: Field Linguistics, Performance Making, Conversation Analysis...

...Northumbria University aspire to help you as you help yourself in becoming a ‘citizen scholar’ who is able to think independently and make your own contribution to the world. As part of this, we ensure that you engage with advanced linguistic concepts and literature from around the world... Learn about: English Language...

...Lancaster’s far-reaching English Literature and Religious Studies combined degree gives you the opportunity to focus on topics of most interest to you. The University’s pioneering approach to Religious Studies has become a recognised model and you’ll be taught by staff with a national... Learn about: English Literature, British Romanticism, Victorian Literature...

... of Gothic writing by tracing its origins back to the Romantic era. In your second year, whilst continuing to learn your chosen language, you’ll focus on period-based literature from the Renaissance onwards and gain an understanding of literary history, from Elizabethan verse and drama, via Augustan poetry... Learn about: American Literature...

... with teaching. (Stipends are not contingent on teaching, but students are expected to teach first-year Russian at some point in their career and are strongly encouraged to teach precepts in literature courses.) Some students spend a term or a year doing dissertation research abroad. Ideally, this research...

... interactive learning opportunities and active student engagement. English modules feature equally with American Literature choices. In your first year... Learn about: American Literature...

... and interpret in context, and in how to formulate your own arguments, to arrive at your own conclusions. All our English Literature and Philosophy lecturers are active researchers, so you’ll share the excitement of doing original work in a supportive and highly-rated academic community. We’re also rated TEF... Learn about: American Literature...

... grammar points, oral drilling, increased reading (BCS literature, folklore, and expository prose, including works chosen according to students' interests... Learn about: Communication Training, Ms Word...

... of the culture and lifestyle of the people of those countries in which that language is spoken. A core literature module will equip you to read and interpret both traditional and contemporary literary texts critically as a scholar of English literature. Alongside this you can choose to revisit Shakespeare... Learn about: American Literature, Literary tradition...

...-based literature from the Renaissance onwards and gain an understanding of literary history; from Elizabethan verse and drama, via Augustan poetry and the emergence of the novel in the 18th century, to the radical transformations of the Victorian age, and the emergence of modernity in the twentieth... Learn about: Journalism Skills, American Literature...

... beyond textual analysis or historical context, such as understanding literature through the political or ideological lens of Marxism, feminism and post-colonial theory... Learn about: American Literature...