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Glyndwr University
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If your love of English is directed more towards writing than reading this is the route for you. You’ll learn how to write creatively for both adults and children in poetry and prose and for radio and screen. Develop a broad appreciation of English literature, engage with critical theories and theorists and gain a full understanding of the social, political and cultural context of writing. English literary works have always reflected the rich culture of the period in which they were written. With this course you’ll have a chance to appreciate why. Our English degree helps you to become a fine-tuned critic of poetry, prose and drama - and a well-developed writer in your own right.
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Perfect your writing skills alongside the investigative skills of an historian. History topics you can study include medieval British history, the Elizabethan aristocracy and life in 17th century England and Wales. We’ll teach you how drafting, editing and polishing creative copy are all closely interlinked. You’ll learn how being self-critical of your work is one of the best editing tools for you as a writer.
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Courses available include: Broadcasting, Journalism and Media Communications / BA (Hons) Broadcasting, Journalism and Screen Studies. Screen Studies combines traditional academic approaches to film and media studies with the very latest research into how we interact online and students are encouraged to engage with a diversity of contemporary screen cultures and technologies. Media Communications is focused on the history of communication to mass audiences and understanding the theories that link the communication of messages. These topics are well matched to the more practical, hands-on aspects of broadcasting and journalism. Read more...
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