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(MA ) English Literature with Professional Writing

Liverpool Hope University, United Kingdom
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Course Overview

This MA in English Literature with Professional Writing will interest recent graduates and those wishing to return to higher education. It offers a varied programme which allows you to build upon existing interests whilst moving into new and more complex areas of study. The advanced skills you develop during your MA are sought-after by a wide range of graduate employers, as well as essential in the progression to doctoral study.

Our programme is a wide-ranging one. The English Literature curriculum includes authors and texts across different historical periods and various forms and genres. It offers a unique opportunity to develop archival research and book history expertise. Also, it examines the relationship between texts and place, with a particular emphasis on Merseyside, Lancashire and Yorkshire. The Professional Writing pathway allows students to develop skills needed to use the written word in various professional contexts, such as journalism, marketing and advertising. It focuses on developing writing for publication in multiple formats while also analysing broader personal, social and ethical questions around writing effectively and responsibly in a fast-moving, global professional environment.

General Eligibility

Usually, a First Class or Upper Second Class Honours Degree in English Literature or another relevant discipline (which might, for example, include Media, Creative Writing or English Language).

Part Time Work Details

20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.

What You'll Study

1 Year 1

Core modules

Advanced Masters Research in English Literature

Research Dissertation

Indicative non-core modules

The following is an indicative list of modules, only some of which run each year:

Book History: Archives and Material Cultures of Reading

Rewriting the North

Literary Theory and Practice

Shakespeare and Renaissance Literature

The Rise of the Novel

Case Studies in Nineteenth-Century Literature

Science Fiction

The Art of the Graphic Novel

The Literature of the First World War

The Craft of Writing

Creative and Applied Practice

Digital Literacies

Digital Marketing

Language Requirement

There is a language requirement of IELTS 6.5 overall with a 6.0 minimum of all components.

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