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1 Literature BA (Hons)
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University of the Highlands and Islands United Kingdom Inverness, Scotland 2016-03-10

LITERATURE BA (HONS)

UCAS code Q320
UHI information line 0845 272 3600

What is special about this course?

 
 

If you are passionate about reading, thinking and writing and would like to turn this interest into a career, the BA (Hons) Literature is ideal for you.

You will explore literature in a global context, looking in depth at language and literary history within texts and on the international literary stage.

Studying literature at the University of the Highlands and Islands is not ‘English’, and nor is it ‘Scottish’. Our modules cover a wide range of authors, in English and translation, as well as theory from classic to contemporary. With a solid foundation in genres and periods in years 1 and 2, and research-based modules in years 3 and 4, our graduates are confident and enthusiastic writers, researchers and readers.

We teach a range of advanced specialist modules alongside more traditional content, and you are able to combine your studies with other disciplines. You will also study language, translation and the interrelation of Scots, Gaelic, English and other languages in Scotland.

You will benefit from close partnerships with local organisations such as Highlife Highland; Highland Archive Centre; and Literary Salon, and you will learn from internationally-recognised experts in their fields, with interests reflected in our wide variety of modules.

Special features

  • You will study literature in an international context
  • Research strengths (all taught on the degree) include: nation and identity, genre, adaptation, gender, theory/writing/originality, writing of place, nature and the environment, and in particular periods: classical and medieval, renaissance, eighteenth century and romanticism, nineteenth century, and modern and contemporary.
  • All modules in Years 3 and 4 are based on staff research, and you’ll be part of a vibrant research culture from your first semester
  • Opportunities to take part in field-trips every semester; as well as involvement in academic conferences; and an active Literature Society
  • Modules on Gaelic literature in translation are available
  • You can study full time or part time to suit your personal circumstances
  • You can study individual modules for personal or professional development

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