BA (Hons) English and American Literature (3 Years)

Course Overview This program offers a deep and comparative exploration of the rich and interconnected literary traditions of Britain and America. Students will analyze the shared language and distinct voices of each nation's major authors, from their historical foundations to their most contemporary forms. The course provides a dynamic foundation in critical analysis while offering opportunities for creative application and career development. Key Program Highlights Comparative study of British and American literary traditions, examining their connections and contrasts Survey of major authors from Chaucer and Shakespeare to Toni Morrison and contemporary writers Exploration of diverse genres, from epic poetry and tragedy to crime fiction and graphic novels Creative-critical modules that allow for experimentation beyond traditional essay writing Career-focused applications of literary analysis in fields like journalism, publishing, and more