BA English Literature with Creative Writing
Entry requirements
A level: AAB (Creative Writing, English Language and Literature, or English Literature)
About this course
BA in English Language and Literature and Creative Writing. The programme includes a final-year creative writing project, modules on film and visual culture, and coverage of Shakespeare, medieval, Victorian, and twentieth-century literature. Specialised writing options are available in fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction, and scriptwriting.
Modules
- Transforming Visions: Text and Image
- Reading Up Close
- Ways of Reading: Literature, Culture, Theory
- Creative Writing I
- Creative Writing II
- Writing at University and Beyond
- Shakespeare's Worlds
- Twentieth-century Literature: Conflict, Crisis, Experimentation
- Victorian Worlds: Forms of Transformation
- Contemporary Literature and Culture: States of Emergency
- Eighteenth-century and Romantic Poetry and Prose
- Britain and Beyond: Literatures of the Medieval World
- Seen and Unseen: Tracing the (In)visible in Film and Visual Culture
- Feminisms
- Literature, Science and Environment
- Uncanny Encounters: Gothic and Culture from the 1760s to the Present
- Race, Empire, Nation
- A History of Books from Parchment to Pixel
- Creative Writing: Experiments in Fiction
- Creative Writing: Poetry: Craft and Construction
- Creative Writing: Screenwriting
- Creative Writing: Writing Genre Fiction
- Creative Writing: Storytelling in a Digital World
- Creative Writing Project
- Literature for All
- Dafydd ap Gwilym a'i Gyfnod
- Llenyddiaeth Plant
- Stori Pwy? Cyfathrebu Cymru
- Literature and Science
- Gender and Monstrosity: Late/Neo Victorian
- Utopia: Suffrage to Cyberpunk
- Postcolonial Theory
- Military Masculinities in the Long Nineteenth Century
- Island Stories: Literatures of the North Atlantic
- American Poetry after Modernism
- John Milton
- Apocalypse Then and Now
- Activist Poetry: Protest, Dissent, Resistance
- Visions of the Future: Climate Change & Fiction
- Romantic Circles: Collaboration, Radicalism and Creativity 1770-1830
- Shakespeare's Fractured Britain
- Visions of Past and Future in Children’s Books
- The Medieval Supernatural: Death, Demons and Ghosts
- Literature and Psychology: To Freud and Beyond
- 'And the Winner is...' The Role of Literary Prizes
- Cinema Across Asia
- Sound Encounters in the Medieval World
- Whodunnit? British Crime Fiction: Text, Screen and Sound