The distinctive features of the course include: - teaching across the whole chronological and geographical span of English literature, from the Anglo-Saxon period to the 21st century - research-led teaching, enabling you to engage with new ideas that are helping to shape the future of the discipline - flexibility - after year one there are no compulsory modules - a reputation for theoretically informed reading, bringing texts from all periods into dialogue with contemporary concerns about gender, identity, sexuality, nationality, race, the body, the environment and digital technology - a strong tradition in creative writing, taught by writers making their mark on today’s culture We offer a supportive learning environment, where you are enabled to acquire a range of skills and a wealth of specialist knowledge. Our courses foster intellectual skills such as critical thinking, close analysis, evaluating evidence, constructing arguments, using theory and the effective deployment of language in writing and in debate.

You will be required to have a high school certificate with grades of at least 4.0/5.0 in addition to a recognised one year International Foundation Programme to qualify for our undergraduate courses.