The BA (Hons) English Language and Creative Writing is an undergraduate programme offered by the University of Hertfordshire. The course is designed to develop your understanding of contemporary English in all its forms, and to cultivate your skills as a creative writer. You'll gain invaluable skills and insights into the processes of writing and the nature of language itself. Course Content: Throughout the programme, you'll study a range of core and optional modules, that will help you understand the historical and political contexts of contemporary English. You'll delve into genres ranging from drama and poetry to science fiction and gothic literature. You'll learn how English language is structured, its phonology, grammar and how to analyse it through modules like "Studying English Language", "Developing Creative Writing", and "Points of View".Key Modules: Some key modules you could study include "Language in Society", "Writing and Revising", and "Metaphor in Thought and Language". Additionally, you may choose modules as diverse as "Child Language Acquisition", "Applied English Language Studies" and "Writing for Performance".Accreditations: The course is updated in accordance with guidelines provided by the Quality Assurance Agency, ensuring that the programme’s content remains relevant and up-to-date.Future Careers: This degree could lead to a wide range of careers in areas such as publishing, communications, marketing, the media, or teaching. The university's strong links with industry help ensure that graduates are ready to enter the job market or pursue further study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.