BA English
Explore language and literature through teaching that’s been developed from internationally excellent research with the English programme from University of Hull.
Duration
3 years
Starting Date
September
Tuition Fee
Home/EU: £9,250 per year
International: £15,400 per year
Location
Hull, United Kingdom
About the programme
Literature affects how we think about and communicate with the world around us. It informs our understanding of ourselves and other cultures, past and present.
Explore literature from the medieval era to the 21st century. Our modules cover (among many other things) English and American poetry, children’s literature, dystopian fiction, the literature of modernism and experimentation, drama from ancient Greek to contemporary British, Gothic, crime and transgression.
You’ll gain the skills to analyse, research and communicate at a very high level – giving you the skills that are prized in many professions.
And you’ll find plenty of opportunities to make your own mark – with an active, student-led English Society and the Hull Scribbler, a student-run annual anthology of writing. You’ll also get the chance to participate in our termly Writing Showcases, which are organised by students and celebrate our students’ work.
Future prospects
- Teacher
- Journalist
- Librarian
- Publisher
- Writer
- Civil servant
This English programme from University of Hull trains you to analyse, research and communicate at a very high level – giving you skills that are prized in many professions.
With this kind of grounding, you will have acquired the adaptability to flourish in many arenas.
These may include more obvious paths, such as teaching or library and archive work. They will also prove useful in any field requiring research skills and the ability to translate concepts into written or spoken forms, such as those needed by managers in any industry.
Courses Included
- Exploring English
- Young Worlds: Literature of Childhood
- Poetry, Past and Present
- The Power of the Word: Stylistics
- Drama, Conflict and Identity
- Reading the World: Intercultural Encounters