BA(Hons) English Language and Literature (with Foundation Year) at University of West of England

Studying these two subjects will provide you with a clear understanding of how English is structured, has evolved and is still evolving.

You'll explore how authors use language creatively and learn how to apply literary criticism to a variety of texts. 

Knowledge of English language and literature has direct, practical application in a wide range of careers.

BA(Hons) English Language and Literature combines an excellent learning environment with outstanding teaching and research.

You'll be taught by leading academics and published researchers at Frenchay Campus, with plenty of opportunities to immerse yourself in Bristol's vibrant culture.

Explore the core areas of language and literature and develop specialist knowledge in areas such as discourse analysis, onomastics, rhetoric, creative writing, literary theory and critical theory.

Conduct research, go on field trips and work on live briefs to put your learning into practice. 

Work with academic staff on projects involving local communities, including Sounds Bristolian and Place Names research.

Apply your knowledge practically in a wide range of fields, including in analysing spoken discourse, in specialist genres and in writing creatively. The course also offers the opportunity to gain a certificate in leadership and management accredited by the Institute of Leadership and Management.

Focusing on the avenues that most interest you, through your modules and assessments, you'll graduate with the skills and confidence to pursue diverse careers.