BA (Hons) English

The BA (Hons) English course at the University of Suffolk, England, takes a contemporary and innovative approach to the study of English, incorporating both traditional and emerging aspects of the subject to provide a wide-ranging, dynamic, and flexible program. Combining the tradition of reading and understanding literature with the practicality of writing creatively and professionally, this degree is designed to help students develop their love of literature and passion for reading while acquiring skills that are highly valued by employers.Course Content: The course comprises a diverse mix of literature from various periods in history to modern times. It also incorporates a significant element of creative and professional writing.Key Modules: The BA (Hons) English course’s modules include “Reading, Theory and Interpretation," “American Literature and Culture," “Contemporary Literature," “Creative and Professional Writing" and “Professional Practice". Future Careers: The degree in BA (Hons) English prepares students for a variety of careers – from teaching to journalism, marketing to management. The skills learned in this course are transferable to numerous sectors, including publishing, advertising, public relations and the media.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.