English and American Literature BA (Hons)

Keele University

Bachelor degree

36 months

Application deadlines: January

Processing time: 30 days

Full-time

Intakes: September

International tuition: £14,320

Domestic tuition: £9,250

We’re proud that students from over 150 countries have studied at Keele, learning from our eminent academics, advancing knowledge, and contributing to our global impact. Keele University is ideally situated in the heart of England, just an hour from both Manchester and Birmingham, and offers a world-class educational experience. We are well regarded for the breadth of our teaching, and successively rank at the top of student satisfaction surveys. Everything is on your doorstep at Keele. Our beautiful 600-acre campus is self-contained, with student accommodation, teaching buildings, restaurants and cafés, a sports centre, and medical centre all within easy reach. Our student population is small yet cosmopolitan, and there’s a great sense of community. You’ll soon feel at home, and you’ll make and meet friends wherever you go. We deliver a unique and international learning experience. We teach in small groups, provide one-to-one access to our academics, and value the quality of our teaching as highly as our cutting-edge research

This program can be done

On campus

Exams:

PTE
IELTS

Foundation: Diploma of Secondary Vocational Education with grade 3 (satisfactory) overall can be considered. Undergraduate Year 1: Diploma of Secondary Vocational Education (basic level) comparable to A level. 5 = excellent, 4+ = very good, 4- = good

One of the attractions of studying literature at Keele is our international focus: tutors and students know that there are fascinating connections to be explored between different national literatures. This course is a good example of our international outlook. English and American Literatures at Keele will provide you with a wide range of skills – in research, presentation, written and oral communication – with real appeal to employers. Some careers may require further study or training, but you might work as a teacher, journalist, editor, librarian, advertising copywriter, solicitor, arts administrator or writer. You could go into marketing, research, broadcasting, publishing, the compiling of dictionaries, or teaching English as a foreign language.