This programme examines the relationship between English Language and Literature, analysing texts from Beowulf to contemporary works while exploring their ties to politics, history, and cultural influences. Modules may include TESOL, creative writing, gender studies, gothic literature, and modern fiction, with opportunities to engage in projects at the Dylan Thomas Centre or pursue CELTA certification and study abroad in places like Hong Kong or Canada. Set in Swansea's scenic environment, students access events, workshops, and career support, with the course ranked in the UK top 25 for English Literature student satisfaction (Complete University Guide 2024). Graduates pursue careers in education, marketing, and more.Students study six modules annually, blending compulsory and optional topics, delivered through lectures, tutorials, and seminars with at least nine hours of weekly contact time. Assessment involves essays, coursework, exams, presentations, and a dissertation, fostering independent learning and critical skills.
You will study six modules each year to include compulsory and optional modules. Module selection options may change.
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