(Hons) English University of Lincoln

Overview

The (Hons) English degree at the University of Lincoln offers an expansive exploration of literature, culture, and language across various historical periods. Students are encouraged to examine how written works shape and challenge societal attitudes, influencing both political and cultural opinions. This academic journey provides a comprehensive foundation in literary history while allowing for specialised research in contemporary fields.

Why (Hons) English at University of Lincoln?

• Benefit from research-led teaching by international leaders in Gothic studies, American literature, and 19th-century texts.
• Access the world-renowned Tennyson Research Centre, housing a significant collection of manuscripts, diaries, and personal letters.
• Engage with an active research community and attend guest lectures from high-profile authors and cultural critics.
• Utilise the Great Central Warehouse Library, which provides extensive digital and print resources seven days a week.
• Take advantage of optional field trips to historic locations such as Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and Newstead Abbey.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 16900 per year
• National fee: GBP 9535 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to build foundational knowledge before moving into specialised areas of literary study. Modules may include:

• Drama Theatre Performance
• Poetry
• Texts in Time: Medieval to Romantic
• Texts in Time: Victorian to Contemporary
• Narrative
• Popular Culture
• Theory Wars
• American Literature
• Shakespeare

Careers with (Hons) English

Graduates from the University of Lincoln are equipped with transferable skills such as project management, independent judgement, and professional communication. These attributes prepare students for diverse roles in competitive industries. Common career destinations for those completing this programme include:

• Publishing and editorial roles
• Journalism and media
• Advertising and public relations
• Copywriting and content creation
• Civil service and corporate communications
• Teaching and educational administration