This course is designed for individuals passionate about publishing their creative work and exploring the creative industries, while engaging in a comprehensive study of English literature, language, and drama. Participants will develop skills in fiction and poetry, experimenting with various forms and genres, including environmental and political poetics, creative non-fiction, flash fiction, and short stories. English studies will bolster creative writing abilities, with flexibility in the second and third years to specialize in preferred areas, such as digital storytelling. Students will allocate two-thirds of their time to English studies and one-third to creative writing, learning from expert, published staff. The program is proudly ranked in the top 20 for English in the UK (The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024).In the first year, core modules introduce prose, poetry, and drama from the medieval period to the present, alongside aspects of English language from its origins to modern linguistics. The second year features core creative writing modules on poetry and fiction, plus optional modules from diverse English areas, covering techniques like characterization and setting. In the final year, students undertake a year-long creative writing dissertation and specialist modules, focusing on an extended project in fiction, poetry, or drama, with tutor support.
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