NPTC Group
UCAS Code: CW06 | Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)
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About this course
The BA (Hons) English and Creative Writing degree at University Campus, NPTC Group of Colleges will help you
find and develop your voice as both a writer and a critic. The great authors you study will inspire and influence
your writing. Meanwhile, developing your own creative work on the degree will lead to new insights into
technique which, in turn, will sharpen your analysis of literary texts. In seminars you will be invited to consider
the ways in which literature and writing is alive, engaging with contemporary issues like gender inequality,
decolonisation, climate change and more
Modules
Our BA (Hons) English and Creative Writing degree is founded on an innovative, interdisciplinary curriculum
which encourages you to make creative and critical connections between and outside your subject areas. Each
year of our undergraduate degree focusses on three core components: READ, WRITE, CONNECT. Every year, you
will take two modules from each strand so you have the opportunity to explore English Literature, practice
Creative Writing and connect everything you’re learning in collaborative, interdisciplinary and innovative ways.
Assessment methods
We’re committed to innovative assessment practices that match identified learning outcomes for your module
and degree. This means assessment, wherever possible, is linked to enhancing not only your subject knowledge
but skills vital in developing your employment opportunities. Examples of assessment include research
portfolios, group work, creative writing portfolios, critical and reflective practice, reviews, poster presentations
annotated bibliographies and so on. Throughout the degree, you will regularly be provided with written and
verbal feedback on your creative writing and work closely with tutors to develop work suitable for publication.
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