COURSE CURRICULUM

This program offers a structured and creative approach to studying English Literature and Creative Writing across multiple years. The foundation year introduces key themes such as identity, communication, and academic research, while developing essential university skills and creative writing abilities. In the first year, students build a strong foundation in literary studies and creative practice through modules focused on poetry, storytelling, and critical analysis, alongside exploring texts such as gothic literature. The second year deepens both literary and creative skills, with core modules covering historical literary movements, modernism, and the development of writing techniques such as voice and structure, as well as practical elements like preparing work for publication. Students also have the option to study abroad, gaining valuable international experience. In the final year, the course offers a wide range of optional modules that allow students to specialise in areas of interest, including advanced creative writing, playwriting, contemporary literature, and thematic studies such as gender or gothic fiction. Students can choose to complete either a dissertation or a major creative writing project, demonstrating their independent research and creative abilities. Overall, the program combines academic study with practical writing experience, helping students develop strong analytical, creative, and communication skills for future careers.