The English Literature and Language BA Honours at the University of Westminster invites you to explore the intricate relationship between literary expression and the nuances of language. This undergraduate degree is ideal for those fascinated by how texts are constructed, interpreted, and how they shape cultural understanding. You will delve into a rich tapestry of literary works, from canonical classics to contemporary forms, while simultaneously analysing the linguistic structures and evolution that underpin them. This course provides a robust foundation for careers demanding sophisticated communication, critical analysis, and a deep appreciation for the power of words.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over three years, engaging in a learning environment that balances university lectures with intimate weekly tutorials for personalised support. The curriculum offers a wide array of optional modules, particularly in your final year, allowing you to tailor your studies towards specific interests, culminating in a dissertation supervised one-to-one. Assessment methods are varied, including essays, presentations, research projects, and your final dissertation. You will graduate with highly transferable skills in critical thinking, research, and advanced language analysis, preparing you for diverse professional pathways in publishing, journalism, education, and beyond.