MA (Hons) Digital Media & Information Studies/English Literature
Course Overview
This innovative joint honours programme explores the digital and information landscape through a humanistic lens while providing a comprehensive study of literature in English. It uniquely combines the critical analysis of digital content and its societal impact with the rich tradition of literary studies across diverse genres and historical periods. You will benefit from studying at a dynamic, CILIP-accredited centre within one of the world's oldest and largest literature departments.
Key Program Highlights
- UK's only undergraduate programme of its kind, accredited by CILIP to train information professionals
- Expertise in a wide range of literary areas including American, Irish, and postcolonial literatures
- Explores the critical relationship between literature, digital media, and other arts and sciences
- Brings a crucial human perspective to the creation, use, and impact of digital content in society
- Study at one of the world's oldest and most dynamic centres for literary scholarship
Course Overview
This innovative joint honours programme explores the digital and information landscape through a humanistic lens while providing a comprehensive study of literature in English. It uniquely combines the critical analysis of digital content and its societal impact with the rich tradition of literary studies across diverse genres and historical periods. You will benefit from studying at a dynamic, CILIP-accredited centre within one of the world's oldest and largest literature departments.
Key Program Highlights
- UK's only undergraduate programme of its kind, accredited by CILIP to train information professionals
- Expertise in a wide range of literary areas including American, Irish, and postcolonial literatures
- Explores the critical relationship between literature, digital media, and other arts and sciences
- Brings a crucial human perspective to the creation, use, and impact of digital content in society
- Study at one of the world's oldest and most dynamic centres for literary scholarship
