English Literature and Creative Writing\t

Dive into the diverse realms of literature while honing skills as a writer, editor, and publisher in this innovative project-based degree. Kent's English Literature and Creative Writing program spans British, Irish, American, Indigenous, Postcolonial, and World literatures, making it a dynamic and interactive experience. Creativity fuels this course, allowing customization based on individual interests. From crafting documentary films and scripting video games to curating journals and writing novellas, the possibilities are endless. Explore beloved genres or discover new passions, whether it’s Jane Austen, Shakespeare, or modern poetry. This program can also be pursued as a single honours BA (Hons) English Literature.

**Future Opportunities**

Whether a specific career path is set or the future remains open, Kent prepares students for success with comprehensive academic training in literary history, critical theory, and creative writing. Develop essential skills for the 21st-century job market, including digital literacy, critical thinking, and effective communication, while modules focus on employability in creative sectors.

**Location**

Canterbury is the ideal backdrop for this journey. With a vibrant, diverse student community, it offers a stimulating environment filled with fresh ideas.

**Modules Overview**

*Stage 1:* 

Compulsory modules include: Changing Literatures, Other Worlds: Dystopias and Futures, and Romantic Ecologies. Optional modules may feature Class: Narratives of Exclusion and Belonging.

*Stage 2:* 

Compulsory modules consist of Shakespeare: Before and After and World Literatures in English. Optional offerings might include American Modernities and Modernism.

*Stage 3:* 

The Project serves as a compulsory module. Optional modules explore themes like American Crime Fiction, Queer Literature, and The Gothic: Origins and Exhumations.