BA (Hons.) English Literature

The English Literature Undergraduate degree at the University of Kent allows students to study a wide range of works from various historical periods, alongside a rich array of specialist modules. The program aims to cultivate an understanding and knowledge of literature as a powerful tool of communication that provides a historical record of human culture. Course Content: The course covers a wide variety of topics including Victorian Literature, American Prose, Renaissance Drama, and Contemporary Poetry. Coursework emphasizes independent thinking and critical analysis.Key Modules: Some of the key modules include, but are not limited to, "The Novel," "Literature and History," "Shakespeare and the Renaissance," "Contemporary Writing," and "The Wild West." All modules have a strong focus on developing communication and creative thinking skills.Future Careers: The skills gained from studying English Literature at the University of Kent can lead to career opportunities in a range of areas including teaching, publishing, local and central government, the arts, business, and creative industries. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.