BA (Hons) English Literature Sociology

The English Literature and Sociology course at the University of Chester offers students a unique opportunity to study the interconnection between English literature and the society in which it is created and consumed. This degree is ideal for those interested in exploring the linkages between social issues and the form and content of literary texts.Course Content: The course combines a keen theoretical understanding with practical analyses. Alongside studying canonical and non-canonical writers, students will investigate the social processes of identity formation, power relations, and social change. The program offers a diverse array of optional modules, giving students the opportunity to tailor their studies to their specific interests. Key Modules: Some of the key modules in the English Literature side include 'Reading Theory/Reading Text', 'Victorian Literature and its Contexts', and 'The American Century and Beyond: United States Literature and Culture in the 20th and 21st Century'. In Sociology, key modules include 'Gender and Society', 'Criminology: Policy and Practice', and 'Race and Racism'. Accreditations: The University of Chester is a recognized higher education institution in the UK and this English Literature and Sociology course is nationally recognized. Future Careers: Graduates of English Literature and Sociology are equipped with a wide range of transferable skills that makes them appealing to a variety of employers. Some possible careers include advertising and marketing, broadcasting, journalism, health and social work, public administration, teaching, and retail sector employment. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.