BA (Hons) English Literature and Creative Writing

The BA (Hons) in English Literature and Creative Writing at Lancaster University is a comprehensive program designed to equip students with a broad understanding of literature as well as to develop their creative writing skills. The course works to enhance students' understanding of diverse literary traditions, cultures, periods, and genres, while also nurturing their writing abilities. Course Content: The course is structured into three levels. In the first year, students participate in modules that provide an introduction to both English Literature and Creative Writing. The second-year offers a deeper understanding of literary periods as well as building students' writing skills. The final year allows students to specialize in specific areas of literature and to develop their writing portfolios.Key Modules: Among the many modules offered, students will be engaged in 'From Text to Criticism' which provides a foundational understanding of key literary terms and concepts. The 'Creative Writing: Craft and Experimentation' modules, spread across two years, assist students in developing their writing skills. Specialized modules like 'Modernisms', 'Romanticism', and 'Writing at the Borders' deepen students' understanding of specific literary periods and approaches.Accreditations: Not specified.Future Careers: This program provides graduates with a range of transferable skills that make them attractive to potential employers. They may find suitable employment in careers spanning industries from publishing, marketing, and journalism to teaching, public relations, and arts administration.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.