BA (Hons) English & English and American Literature

The BA English and American Literature at Manchester Metropolitan University is a dynamic course that allows students to study both English and American literature, from classic to contemporary works. The course is designed to nurture a deep understanding and appreciation of literature while developing strong communication and analytical skills. Course Content: Starting in the first year, students explore key periods, themes, styles, and contexts of English and American literature, with modules covering areas such as The Novel, Contemporary American Writing, and Modernism. The second year allows students to delve deeper into various literary epochs and genres such as Romanticism, Postmodernism and Women’s Writing. The final year focuses on independent research, where students undertake a dissertation on a topic that suits their interests.Key Modules: Some of the key modules include 'Literature and Society', 'Gothic and Romantic Literature', 'Modernism and the Avant-Garde', 'Contemporary Literature in English', and 'Dissertation in English and American Literature'. Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Manchester Metropolitan University.Future Careers: Graduates are well prepared for a variety of careers. Some choose to continue their studies at a postgraduate level, while others go into various sectors such as teaching, publishing, the creative industries, administration and marketing, among others.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.