You explore how cultural geography may be integrated into literary history, concentrating on American literatures topics including: -How violence and conflict have shaped writing across the American tropics -The difference between reality and the “American Dream” -Caribbean modernities and post-colonialism -US nationalism and regionalism in literature -African American literature

International Students Requirements: English language test results A mid 2.2 degree in Creative Writing, Theatre/Drama Studies, Literature, Film and Media Studies, Modern Languages or Art History. Applications from students with a 2:2 or equivalent will be considered dependent on any relevant professional or voluntary experience, previous modules studied and/or personal statement. (more information about degree you can find on the website) The University accepts a wide range of qualifications from international applicants. To see all necessary requirements you should follow this link and choose your country: https://www.essex.ac.uk/international/country-specific-information