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The Media and Journalism Summer Programme in New York offers an immersive media experience for aspiring journalists aged 15-18. Located in the media capital of
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The Media and Journalism Summer Programme in New York offers an immersive media experience for aspiring journalists aged 15-18. Located in the media capital of
This course delves into Victorian literature, examining the societal, political, and religious context of the era. It covers a wide range of British literary works
This course will explore twentieth-century poetry from Britain and Ireland, with a focus on close readings of a range of exemplary modern and contemporary poems
The Travel Writing tutorial encourages students to develop their own creative writing skills by exploring a variety of texts and absorbing techniques from established authors.
This course explores the Irish short story tradition from c. 1890 to the present day, focusing on close readings of exemplary stories and discussing writers
This course offers students an overview of Shakespeare’s works, examining them in various contexts while also focusing on a select number of plays from a
This course explores how literary works address philosophical ideas, including free will, duality of man, anxieties about death, and abandonment by God. It covers works
The ‘fantasy fiction’ genre was born in Oxford, where influential fantasy worlds like ‘Wonderland’, ‘Middle-earth’, ‘Narnia’, and ‘His Dark Materials’ were created. This class explores
This course introduces students to a variety of literature from the First World War, exploring different perspectives and voices to understand the global crisis. It
This course offers a deep dive into English literature, from Shakespeare to modern times, with a focus on critical readings and historical context. Students will
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