GB · Bachelors
BA (Hons) English Literature
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Program overview
In Year 1 you will study literature from across 3 000 years of literary history from ancient Greek mythologies to Victorian novels and modern comic books You will build your skills and confidence in analysing poetry prose and drama and develop methodological critical and theoretical approaches to reading literature You will be introduced to stories myths and narratives as they exist both in literature and in other kinds of texts such as films games and graphic novels Literature modules allow you to study both classic works and popular writing while also immersing you in the history of literature In addition we will concentrate on training you in the research skills and scholarly practices that you will require to succeed at degree level In Years 2 and 3 of your course you will study specific literary periods the Renaissance Romanticism Victorian literature and Modernism but you will also be able to choose from special topic and special author modules which draw on staff research expertise and allow you to pursue the kinds of literature that interests you most Further specialism is possible in research projects and dissertations and you will also have the opportunity to work independently on employability projects supporting your future career development
Duration: 13
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