This Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree combines the study of English literature with practical creative writing. You will explore a wide range of classic and contemporary literary works, from Dickens to modern authors, and engage with diverse genres and perspectives. The course also focuses on developing your skills in various forms of creative writing, including fiction, poetry, screenwriting, and digital storytelling. You will learn to analyse texts critically and to produce your own creative work to a professional standard. The program aims to equip you with strong communication, analytical, and critical thinking skills, preparing you for a variety of career paths in writing, publishing, media, and more.
This degree equips you with professional and transferable skills in communication, writing, and critical thinking, highly valued by employers. Graduates are prepared for a wide range of careers.
For students who do not meet the English language requirements, pathway programmes are available. Specific country-based entry requirements for the International Foundation Year are also listed, indicating a need for good high school graduation grades or equivalent.
Placement year fees are approximately 20% of UK full-time fees for that academic year.
The typical offer for A-Levels is ABB-BBB. You should also ensure you meet the English language requirements for the course.
The tuition fee for international students is £22,900 per year. Placement year fees are approximately 20% of UK full-time fees for that academic year.
The programme is typically studied full-time over 3 years. An optional placement year can extend the duration.
Applications are typically made through UCAS, with deadlines usually in January for September entry. It is important to check UCAS for specific dates.
Graduates are equipped for careers in writing, editing, publishing, marketing, journalism, and teaching, among others, due to strong communication, writing, and critical thinking skills.