<div><p>Set in 600 acres of countryside in North Staffordshire, we have one of the largest and most beautiful campuses in Britain. We’re proud to be No.2 in England for Student Satisfaction with Course (Guardian University League Table, 2020), investing more than £140m in our campus in the last ten years, including £45m new science laboratories. In 2021 we were proud to be awarded Sustainability Institution of the Year at the prestigious Green Gown Awards as part of our mission to become a carbon neutral campus by 2030. We're committed to supporting you to achieve your career goals, and have a dedicated Careers and Employability team who can assist you to navigate your options beyond Keele. Is your imagination captured by the literature of the Renaissance and the Victorians, or the opportunity to know more about postcolonialism or postmodernism? Do debates around why we go to school, and what we should learn excite you? Covering a broad range of both educational and literary topics, our dynamic and stimulating programme embeds creative teaching and assessment methods to produce diverse and confident graduates. As an Education and English Literature student at Keele, you'll be encouraged to delve deep into a range of literary works, which may include authors such as Emily Bronte, Aphra Behn, Tsitsi Dangarembga and J M Coetzee whilst exploring educational topics such as the nature of learning, the history of education, and changes to educational policies and practices. Education at Keele is distinctive because of its strong focus on contemporary issues in education and policy making. You'll consider Education's relationship to the economy, its impact on people’s life chances and identities, how education is organised, and how learners learn. We aim to introduce you to many of the big questions concerning education and schooling both in the UK and also internationally. Why do we go to school? What should we learn? How should we learn it? What is the main aim of education? You will look at the ways in which education has been central to social and political change around the world.Throughout the English Literature element of the programme you will explore the significance of texts within their originating cultures, periods and genres as well as their continuing influence. You might consider the historical, socio-political, economic, gender and geographical contexts of fiction, poetry and drama from the Renaissance period to the present day. Our intellectually stimulating and engaging approach to exploring novels, poetry, drama, graphic novels and other types of literature produce intelligent, perceptive, socially aware and compassionate individuals who are able to make a real impact. Studying Education and English Literature at Keele enables you to develop key skills in reading, writing and critical thinking. You will explore and interpret literary texts that will challenge your views, advance your tastes, prompt your creativity, and give you the opportunity to become a versatile graduate. Through a range of activities and assessments, our diverse course will equip you with a wide array of attributes that employers are looking for, including problem solving, creativity, emotional intelligence, and digital literacy. You will pursue your passions, grow in confidence, and gain a unique set of transferable skills that will be invaluable for your future career in a variety of sectors.</p></div>

BA (Hons) Education and English Literature

BSc (Hons) English Literature and Psychology

BA (Hons) English and American Literature

BA (Hons) English and American Literature with Foundation Year

BA (Hons) English Literature

BA (Hons) English Literature and Creative Writing

BA (Hons) English Literature and Creative Writing with Foundation Year

BA (Hons) English Literature and Philosophy

BA (Hons) English Literature with Foundation Year