BA Comparative Literature and Culture and English

The Comparative Literature and Culture and English program at Royal Holloway University of London offers students a chance to study world literature alongside English literature. The course enables students to broaden their horizons and perspectives by examining global literary texts and cultural phenomena while still appreciating the richness and diversity of the English literature tradition.Course Content: The course is designed to help students gain a broad understanding of comparative and English literature and culture. It encourages students to challenge their preconceptions and aim to gain a broader understanding of the world, while developing key skills like critical thinking and independent study.Key Modules: Modules on this course include subjects like 'Writing America', 'Classical Literature and its Reception', 'Representations of Childhood and Youth', 'Romanticisms', and 'Beyond Shakespeare'. It also includes a dissertation module in the final year.Future Careers: The program prepares students for a variety of future careers. Graduates can work in diverse sectors like arts management, publishing, journalism, teaching, public relations, and broadcasting. The communicative and interpersonal skills developed during the course can also be applied to many different job roles.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page. Comparative Literature and Culture and English