The BA (Hons) English Literature at the University of Hull invites you to explore the profound impact of literature across diverse cultures and historical periods. This degree is ideal for students passionate about reading and eager to connect their own experiences with global narratives, from ancient texts to contemporary digital media. You will delve into critical concepts such as artificial intelligence, emotional intelligence, and the societal implications of AI, while also examining global Anglophone poetry, the evolution of identity in drama, and the complex art of literary adaptation. This programme encourages you to develop sophisticated analytical skills and a deep appreciation for the power of storytelling.
You will study this full-time, on-campus degree over three years, engaging with a rich curriculum that includes modules like 'Performing Identity', 'Transforming Stories', and 'Green Thoughts, Blue Stories: Literature and the Environment'. Your second and third years offer a wide array of optional modules, allowing you to tailor your studies to your specific interests, from 'Banned Books: Literature on Trial' to 'Cults, Conspiracies, and Criminal Worlds'. The programme culminates in a compulsory year-long research project, where you will independently produce a dissertation, creative work, or digital output, preparing you for a wide range of postgraduate study or careers in publishing, education, and the creative industries.