GB · Bachelors
English Literature BA (Hons)
Program information
Program overview
When you study literature you are not just reading and thinking about great books you are also asking questions about society s past and future and ultimately interrogating your own past and future During your time here you will be studying literature from the Renaissance to the present day all within the vicinity of Horace Walpole s Gothic mansion Strawberry Hill House which is located on our campus The programme has a traditional and rigorous core of compulsory modules covering Tragedy Critical Theory Renaissance Literature including Shakespeare Romanticism and Modernism The literary training provided ensures that you will cover the conventional classics meticulously You will develop skills that will complement the unique and innovative optional units which you can tailor to your interests and passions Examples of optional modules include Gothic Cultures 1750-1900 Curating London Writing Conflict the First World War The Lyricism of Protest Bob Dylan Contemporary Fiction American Literature There are also opportunities to take courses oriented towards developing career aspirations in the culture industries and education ensuring that you are prepared for the world of work
Duration: 13
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