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Studying English and Creative Writing at ÖÆ·þÎÞÂë gives you the space to explore influential literature and the ideas that shaped it, while developing your own voice as a writer.

You’ll analyse texts across genres and periods, experiment with your own creative work, and receive guidance from published authors who bring real-world experience into your learning. You’ll also have access to unique cultural resources, including the Tennyson Archives and the ÖÆ·þÎÞÂë Cathedral Library’s collection of medieval manuscripts, offering rare opportunities to engage directly with literary history.

Career Development

Employability is a key part of our courses. We collaborate with the Careers and Employability Team to offer talks from previous graduates about their exciting careers, as well as more specialised talks on career options such as freelancing. Our graduates have gone on to work in a range of areas, including publishing, journalism, advertising, public relations, marketing, the civil service, and communications.