本课程提供了探索不同文学时期和主题的机会。您将学习从莎士比亚时代到今天的背景文学，从犯罪写作到魔术写实主义的文学体裁，以及更多专业选择。您的教职员工全部来自朴茨茅斯蓬勃发展的文学研究文化，我们在全国学生调查中的记录非常出色，在2014年和2015年全国学生调查中的满意度为100％。学生们也对支持给予了一致好评这些信息是由员工提供的，他们收到的书面反馈以及该课程提供的智力激励。期限-3年全职，4年工作实习三明治。
If you want a future with fewer limits, this is the degree for you. When you study English Literature at Portsmouth, you'll also explore history and politics, society and culture, human relationships and identities, and how we choose to live. And you’re doing it in a city steeped in lively literature, from Charles Dickens to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.You’ll explore complex, challenging issues – from masculinity to the Holocaust. You’ll learn the skills to critically analyse the purpose, truth and impact of any written text. You’ll also develop the skills to produce your own writing and presentations, so you can communicate original ideas in ways that engage and influence readers.The combination of creative thinking and rigorous analysis you develop will make you a compelling candidate for all kinds of jobs – from marketing to museums, and journalism to publishing.Course highlights<br>Discover our literary city with the constantly evolving Portsmouth Literary Map – your course begins with a tour of literary Portsea and the Dockyards area, introducing significant places in the lives of Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, Simon Armitage, today's local writers, and plenty more<br>Enjoy the freedom to interpret assignments creatively, and develop employable skills in presentation and teamwork, on a course without exams<br>Learn directly from staff who produce world-leading research into areas as diverse as magical realism and representations of food<br>Build specialist knowledge by choosing the topics that match your interests – from global literature to dystopian and apocalyptic environments, from women’s writing to crime writing<br>Develop your own style and build up your writer’s portfolio by becoming a contributor to our Writing Literary Portsmouth blog<br>Learn what makes a winning book, from the Man-Booker to the Nobel Prize<br>Curate your own literary prize or produce a prize pitch, to experience what happens when writing meets the commercial marketplace<br>Build a professional network with high-profile figures including authors, agents, publishers, booksellers, prize judges and critics through our contacts and partnerships<br>Have the opportunity to do a work placement year after your second or third year on this Connected Degree - we're the only UK university to offer flexible sandwich placements for undergraduates<br>Choose to learn a foreign language for free as part of your degree, from a selection of Arabic, British Sign Language, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin or Spanish<br>Opt to do a foundation year with ICP to get uni-ready ahead of this course, then take up a guaranteed place on this full Bachelor's degree when you successfully finish your foundation year4 years sandwich with work placement