BA English Literature

The English Literature BA at Cardiff University is a comprehensive and diverse course that explores English language and literature from the Middle Ages to the present times. This course has been developed to allow students a great degree of flexibility in choosing their modules and shaping their own programmes of study. Course Content: The program is constructed around core modules that introduce you to a wide range of literary texts and the methods for studying them. Furthermore, you can choose from a plethora of optional modules that allow you to concentrate on areas of study that interest you the most.Key Modules: The key modules covered in this degree include: "The Novel", "Modernism and the Short Story", "Medieval Literatures of the British Isles", "Exploring the Renaissance", "Postwar to Postmodern: Literature 1945-Present", "Chaucer and his World", and "Reading Poetry".Accreditations: There's no specific accreditation associated with this program but it holds a strong reputation and recognition globally. Future Careers: Cardiff University's English Literature BA offers a wide range of potential career paths. Graduates from this course have moved into areas such as publishing, journalism, teaching, public relations, marketing, advertising, arts administration and the Civil Service. The University also has a supportive employment service which gives advice on job applications, CV writing and interview techniques.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.