英国文学学士学位

如果您选择在兰开斯特学习英语文学，我们将带您探索充满活力的作家，体裁，历史时期，文学运动，技巧和批评方法的激动人心的旅程。我们提供的课程具有智力上的刺激性，提供了广泛的学习选择，并为毕业生提供了良好的就业前景。根据Unistats 2018年的调查，我们100％的学生发现该课程在智力上令人兴奋。您可以研究从中世纪到今天的作家，并探索对您特别有吸引力的类型和时期。您可能会遇到的某些类型包括科幻小说，哥特式，乌托邦，世界文学，图画小说，旅行写作和奴隶叙事。您会发现无数的作家，一些熟悉的新事物，并期望找到像杰弗
Be encouraged to develop your own critical voice as you discuss and debate with our widely-published scholars and critics Get involved with our four student-run literary journals: Cake, Lux, Flash, and Errant Be inspired by our rich programme of literary events on campus, online, and in the city’s historic Castle Quarter Study close to the beautiful Lake District, home of the Romantic poets, and inspiration for many writers since Develop a host of professional skills from within literary study, such as researching, persuading and presenting Literary study at Lancaster offers a rich engagement with the very best of literature, from the medieval period to the present day. You’ll have the chance to study all the great names, as well as voices that have been forgotten or overlooked. And, along the way, you can explore a host of different literary forms - such as, for example, ancient myth, Puritan sermon, nineteenth-century slave narrative, modernist epigram, and the contemporary graphic novel. Acts of reading The study of literature here is founded on the conviction that reading is not passive but active; it is something that acts upon both the texts that we read and the world in which we live. Neither those texts nor the world are left the same as they were before. This means that as well as encouraging and nurturing all kinds of established forms of literary scholarship, such as archival work, historicism, close reading, and literary theory, we are pioneers in experimental or creative forms of literary criticism. Studying with us means not only a deep and close engagement with literature itself but an appreciation of how literature explores many other worlds – politics, ecology, philosophy, psychology, theology, film, and fashion, etc. To support this, in your first year, if you wish, you can study one or two subjects outside of English Literature, choosing from a vast range of modules. And you can, if you wish, continue to take modules from other subject areas in your second and final years. Support, events, and study trips Your lectures will be supplemented by small-group seminars, and the invitation to meet one-to-one with your tutor to discuss your work. You will be able to select from a host of modules and, in your final Dissertation, free to explore, with regular one-to-one tutorial support, a literary topic or theme of your own choosing. Many of our special literary events, such as talks from visiting scholars and authors, take place in the University Suite at Lancaster’s spectacular medieval Castle. The Castle is also usually the setting for our student-led summer Shakespeare production, whilst the archive-rich Wordsworth Museum at Grasmere is usually the venue for our study retreat day. The Department’s May Gathering, a social event, is usually held at Lancaster’s ancient Priory. The University also offers short, overseas study trips outside of term time – a visit to New York has been particularly popular in previous years. You can also study English Literature with a study abroad year.