BA in English with Study in North America, University of Exeter

Exeter,

36 Months

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About this course

This is a three-year undergraduate programme where your second year is spent studying at one of the university's partner institutions in Canada or the USA. The course offers a diverse study of literature, from medieval to contemporary works, with a focus on American literature and culture. Students can choose from locations like New York, Florida, and Vancouver. The programme includes modules on film studies and creative writing, supported by excellent campus facilities such as Special Collections, The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum, and the Digital Humanities Lab. Students participate in events with renowned authors, actors, and filmmakers and benefit from the city being awarded UNESCO City of Literature.

Why this course is highly recommended

Students are attracted by the opportunity to spend a year abroad in North America, gaining international experience and cultural insights. The programme has strong academic reputation, evidenced by high rankings in national and international guides for English. Unique on-site resources such as Special Collections and The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum enrich learning, while exposure to established writers and cultural events makes the experience immersive and inspiring.

Specialisation

The course focuses on diverse modules that include American literature and culture, with options to tailor your studies to your interests. The second year is dedicated to study abroad in North American institutions, emphasizing North American studies, and the third year involves advanced modules and a dissertation, including at least 30 credits with substantial North American content.

Course fees

Application fees

1st year tuition fees

26.07L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Applicants typically need A*AA at A-level, 38/766 in IB, or D*DD in BTEC. English Language GCSE at grade 4 or C is required. Students must also meet English language proficiency standards, with specific test score requirements under Profile B2. There are also contextual offers available, such as AAB at A-level and 34/665 in IB.

English language test

IELTS

6.5

TOEFL

PTE

DUOLINGO

120

Career prospects

Graduates of this programme have gone into various sectors including arts management, publishing, journalism, marketing, and finance. Recent alumni work as actors, copywriters, data analysts, and policy advisers, with some progressing to postgraduate courses such as MA in Cultural Heritage Management, English Literary Studies, or PGCE in English.

FAQs

What are the entry requirements for this course?

Typical offers are A*AA at A-level, 38/766 in IB, and D*DD in BTEC, with specific subjects including English Literature or English Language.

What is the cost of the year abroad for international students?

Tuition fees for international students studying in the USA or Canada are £24,700 per year.