The BA (Hons) English Literature at the University of Chichester invites you to delve into the rich tapestry of literary works, exploring texts from the medieval period to the contemporary moment. You will engage with critical debates surrounding issues of conflict, identity, and cultural change, analysing works from canonical authors to emerging voices. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students passionate about understanding how literature shapes and reflects society, offering a comprehensive exploration of literary history, theory, and criticism. You will develop a nuanced appreciation for diverse genres and a sophisticated analytical toolkit.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, providing a structured yet flexible pathway through literary studies. Your learning journey will encompass modules ranging from Victorian controversies and modernist experimentation to contemporary fiction and world literature, with opportunities for a valuable work placement in your second year. You will undertake a significant dissertation in your final year, allowing you to pursue an independent research project. You will graduate with enhanced critical thinking, research, and communication skills, prepared for careers in publishing, education, marketing, and the creative industries.