BA (Hons) English Literature & Creative Writing

The English Literature and Creative Writing BA at University of Central Lancashire is a full-time undergraduate course that combines the analysis of literary texts with the opportunity to develop your own creative writing skills. The course covers numerous genres and periods of literature, while also helping you to understand different creative formats and their practical application.Course Content: The course allows for a diverse study of literature, taking you from the Classics to contemporary works, with an emphasis on critical and cultural theory. Alongside this, students will get a chance to explore creative writing, with options including poetry, drama, and various forms of narrative. The course features a healthy mix of group lectures, workshops and one-on-one tutorials.Key Modules: Some of the key modules include 'English Literature in Context', 'Reading and Writing Poetry', 'Reading and Writing Drama', and 'Exploring Romanticism'. In the final year, students undertake a multi-disciplinary dissertation project or produce their own full-length novel, script, or poetry collection.Accreditations: The English Literature and Creative Writing BA is recognised by Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) and offers continuous assessment and regular feedback to ensure high standards.Future Careers: Completion of this course can lead to a variety of careers involving critical analysis, independent research and communication. Examples include teaching, publishing, journalism, advertising, PR, and careers in the broader media industry. Furthermore, the creative writing component may facilitate progression into professional writing or creative practice careers.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.