The BA Hons Education & English and Creative Writing at the University of Strathclyde is designed for intellectually curious students eager to explore the profound connections between language, literature, and the societal structures that shape learning. You will delve into the complexities of educational systems, examining issues of policy, social justice, equity, and inclusion, while simultaneously honing your skills in textual analysis and creative expression. This undergraduate degree offers a unique opportunity to understand how education functions across diverse contexts, from early years to adult learning, and how literature and writing can illuminate and influence these processes.
This full-time, on-campus programme, studied over four years, provides a dynamic learning experience. You will engage with core texts and critical theories in English and Creative Writing, developing your own writing through modules like 'Writing Through Time' and 'Dramatic Writing', alongside practical placements and research in Education. In your final year, you will undertake a substantial dissertation, allowing you to pursue an independent research project. You will graduate with a versatile skillset, prepared for a range of professional pathways, including roles in education, cultural organisations, publishing, and further postgraduate study.