BA (Hons) English and Creative Writing

The undergraduate course in English and Creative Writing at University of West London offers an exciting synergy between a traditional study of English Literature and modern, creative elements. This course allows students to develop their own unique voice in content creation, with the opportunity to have their work published. Course Content: The course combines a traditional study of English Literature with new and innovative ways of communicating stories and ideas, giving students the chance to explore the traditional canon of literature alongside their own creative work, non-fiction writing, and the latest contemporary literature. Students will explore the world of writing in all its forms, using writing and language as tools to creatively communicate theri own individuality. Key Modules: Throughout the course, students will study modules such as "Classical Literature," "European Literature," "Victorian Literature," "Modernism and Contemporary Literature," and "Writing for the Media." They will also have the chance to undertake a Major Project in their final year, ultimately showcasing their learnings throughout the three years of study.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the ScreenSkills Select endorsement, a mark of excellence awarded in recognition of the highest level of industry-focused skills and education. Future Careers: Students graduating from the English and Creative Writing course are well-prepared for numerous exciting careers. Some paths might include advertising, editing, education, PR/marketing, journalism, and writing, whether that's content creation, creative or academic writing.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.