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English, Creative Writing and History

Undergraduate Pathway in English, Creative Writing and History

If you are a creative thinker and enjoy exploring big ideas that influence life and society, this could be the programme for you – leading to a range of progression degrees across English and Modern History. You will be taught by subject experts and be able to enhance your career prospects through enriched work placement opportunities.

Duration

Two semesters

Intakes
  • January
  • September
Entry Points

Foundation

Course Details

Modules

Semester 1

  • English for Academic Study 1
  • Exploring the Social World
  • Academic and Digital Skills
  • Introduction to Media and Communication

Semester 2

  • English for Academic Study 1
  • Research Skills
  • Intercultural Studies
  • Introduction to Politics and International Relations

Careers

With a degree in literature or history, you can consider careers that value critical thinking, communication, and cultural insight. Literary graduates often pursue roles such as Editor, PR Officer or Communications Specialist. History graduates may become Archivists, Heritage Officers, or work in Policy Research and Education.

Industry-standard Facilities

Keele Library is located in the heart of our campus and offers a wide selection of books, special collections and online databases. You can also access certain resources remotely. The dedicated Creative Writing Room provides a quiet space for inspiration and creativity.