The English and Drama undergraduate degree at Queen Mary University of London offers a blend of traditional literary texts and innovative contemporary literature and performance. Combining the practice and study of drama with the study of English literature, the course allows for personal growth and critical thinking, helping students acquire skills valuable to diverse potential careers.Course Content: The course starts with broad-based studies where students get the chance to reach for creativity and aesthetic awareness, enhancing the understanding of literature and drama, culture, and society from the sixteenth century to the contemporary time. As students advance to years two and three, they can narrow their focus to areas of special interest, from Renaissance literature to contemporary playwriting, Romantic poetry to post-colonial literature. You will get to study varied texts, images, and performances broadening the context of understanding beyond the curriculum.Key Modules: Some critical modules include 'Shakespeare', 'Modernism', 'Postcolonial and Global Literatures', 'Drama and Performance Theory', 'Modern and Contemporary Theatre', 'Creative Writing', and 'Theatre and Performance-making'. Future Careers: The skills gained during the programme can be used in various industries. Employability is central at QMUL, providing support to aspirations and goals of careers in industries such as journalism, publishing, advertising, multimedia content creation, arts management, teaching, and more.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.