BA (Hons) English Literature

The English Literature course at Canterbury Christ Church University is a program designed for students who have a passion for reading and appreciating literature. The course explores a wide range of literary texts, covering all periods from Chaucer to the contemporary. Students will have the opportunity to study major authors, genres, themes and literary theory, and develop skills in critical thinking and analysis.Course Content: The course offers students the chance to delve into a variety of literary works, including novels, drama, poetry, and prose, spanning various centuries and genres. Deep contextual understanding of these works is emphasized along with critical analysis skills. Students will explore literature in its cultural, historical, and socio-political contexts.Key Modules: The core modules of the course include Introduction to Literature and Literary Theory, Renaissance to Early 20th Century Literature, and Literature from the Late 20th Century to the Present. Optional modules include American Literature, The Short Story, Gender and Literature, and Shakespeare in His Time.Accreditations: No specific accreditations information is provided for the English Literature course.Future Careers: Graduates of this program are equipped with skills that make them stand out in a variety of careers including journalism, marketing, communications, publishing, teaching and more. The course also lays the groundwork for further academic study in English Literature.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.