Text and works of literature are all around us, from books and plays to magazines and digital communications. Studying English or Literature helps you to learn how to analyse these works and find their meanings – a great skill valued in many career professions. English and Literature is made up of a wide range of areas such as linguistics, creative writing, language and cognition, and English language and its central role in society.
On English and Literature courses at the University of Stirling you can study literary works from the medieval period to the present day, as well as learning about linguistics, developing your creative writing skills and delving into the history of the English language.
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English and Literature courses at the University of Stirling provide you with a solid grounding for a wide range of positions. Many of our graduates go on to careers in areas such as:
Others have gone into specialist areas like linguistic consultancy and speech therapy.
Former English Studies graduates from the University of Stirling include novelists Iain Banks and Alan Bissett, journalist Grace Dent and Scottish poet laureate Jackie Kay MBE.
Research in English and Literature at the University of Stirling encompasses creative practice and the study of global literatures, languages and cultures from the medieval period to the present day. The research interests of expert academic staff cut across other disciplines within the Faculty of Arts and Humanities and include:
The Faculty of Arts and Humanities offers a diverse range of opportunities for research students interested in pursuing a PhD by research, publication or by practice. See our English and Literature PhD and MPhil opportunities in:
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