Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Supply Chain Management with Logistics - Top-up] From University of Huddersfield

Each 30-credit module explores Ð through the study of very different texts and writers Ð how literature both shapes and responds to the cultural moment of its production. Topics of study may include:

• contemporary U.S. culture and the #BlackLivesMatter movement;
• the development of literary modernism in relation to networks of communication, transport and culture;
• the connections between literature, place and the environment;

• the representation and significance of the figure of the vampire.

The English Literature subject group organises a range of literary activities including visits from influential speakers, a postgraduate research forum and conference, and a number of highly successful international conferences, in which postgraduate students have played key roles as co-organisers and presenters.

Why choose this Literature and Culture course from University of Hertfordshire?

• A fresh, unique range of modules focusing on both canonical texts and more unusual or contemporary works
• Research-informed teaching by experts in their field
• Provides training in research methodology and theoretical approaches to the study of literature
• All assessment is by coursework
• Available to study in one year (full-time) or two years (part-time)
• Offers outstanding online support via StudyNet, our virtual learning environment

• Convenient location for access to major research libraries and activities in Central London