The English, Creative Writing and French course at the University of Strathclyde combines the immersive study of language, culture, and literature with the development of practical creative writing skills. Taught by experienced language tutors and award-winning authors and poets, the course blends in-depth knowledge with communication skills, preparing you for a range of career options.Course Content: The course offers a comprehensive curriculum that lays equal emphasis on English and French literature and creative writing. The first two years delve into the breadth of English and French literature, languages, and cultures, while offering an introduction to critical theory. Students also start learning creative writing, establishing a strong foundation in form, style, and voice. In the third year, students spend time in a French-speaking country to perfect their language skills. In the final year, students broaden and deepen their understanding, guided by their interests and career goals. This includes—an Honours option in Creative Writing, advanced French language study, English literary studies, and the production of a final year dissertation.Key Modules: Literature, language and culture of English and French, Critical Theory, Creative Writing, Advanced French language study, English Literary Studies, Dissertation.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the University of Strathclyde.Future Careers: The skills in writing, communication, analysis, and problem-solving, combined with the ability to empathize and contextualize in different cultural setting can open up a range of careers. This includes writing or publishing, teaching or academia, public sector roles, journalism or media, charity or international aid work, marketing, PR or sales.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.