409 Bachelor's degrees in Literature in England, United Kingdom

The Creative Writing and English Literature (including foundation year) (Hons) BA degree from London Metropolitan University is the perfect preparation for undergraduate study and a career in the creative industries if you don’t have the necessary requirements to enter the three-year degree. 

The English Literature (Hons) degree from Loughborough University is a fantastic opportunity to pursue your love of literature – studying texts from the Renaissance period right through to the twenty-first century.

Discover the power of words on this English Literature with Creative Writing (Honours) programme from Newcastle University. This engaging programme will teach you to write, read, and think both critically and creatively.

Ready to discover the power of literature? As our world hurtles from political upheaval to medical and climate emergencies, our English Literature (Hons) degree from Northumbria University helps you understand the stories that underpin our contemporary crises.

Through this English Literature (Placement Year) (Hons) course from Lancaster University you’ll explore a host of different literary forms, develop your critical voice, and discuss your reading and ideas with widely published scholars.

Throughout this English Literature with Foundation BA programme from the University of Reading you'll discover how literature has shaped our view of the world, and develop core academic skills.

The English Literature (Hons) degree at University of Greenwich offers the chance to explore how literary texts in English have reflected, engaged with, and shaped the world.

This English Literature and Creative Writing (Hons) programme from University of Gloucestershire will enable you to deepen your understanding of literary texts while also developing your own creative writing skills.

The History and English Literature (Hons) programme at University of Hertfordshire gives you the opportunity to study two subjects that speak closely to each other. 

Combine the study of various forms of creative writing and explore classic and contemporary literature from across the globe.

The Philosophy and Literature programme from University of Essex enables you to study topics from both literature and philosophy, and to explore issues at the cross-sections of these two exciting disciplines. 

Studying the Literature degree from University of Essex will challenge and revolutionise the way you think about literature. We'll invite you to reflect on how literature shapes, and is shaped by, the world.

Studying the History and English Literature (Hons) programme from Liverpool John Moores University is designed to enable you to understand the past and present, and how that is captured in literature.

The English Literature (Joint Honours) (Hons) BA programme offered at De Montfort University you will discover how texts work and debate literature’s role in society – both now and throughout history - while acquiring the skills to articulate your ideas with confidence and write with fluency and flair. 

Are you a passionate and curious reader of different kinds of writing? Are you interested in how literature plays a role in society? Connect the written word to real-world situations on the (Hons) English Literature course with us at University of Hertfordshire via writings from across the globe. 

Explore the cultural and political power and pleasure of literature across period and genre. From ancient epic to modern tragedy. Study this English Literature (Honours) programme from Newcastle University to learn how texts shape the world.

This Comparative Literature (Hons) programme at Queen Mary University of London will offer a truly global degree. Not confined by national boundaries, we explore storytelling from across the world, from the cultural diversity of our London East End home to Asian and North African literature. 

Refine your critical skills and nurture your thinking about film and literature with the Film Studies and Literature course delivered at University of Essex. Explore cinema and other media through cultural analysis, the impact of changes in technology and aesthetics, and cinema as a creative outlet, to discover how film developed in the modern world.

Explore how language works and how it's structured, from the physical properties of speech to how languages change over time with this Linguistics (Honours) programme from Newcastle University.

This one-year (2-semester) English - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus London prepares the students to progress to an undergraduate degree at Birkbeck, University of London.