English Literature student, Emily, tells us about skills she’s gained, the great module options on the course and offers a tip or two when it comes to studying English.


As one of the most widely-spoken languages in the world with hundreds of millions of speakers, it’s no surprise that the English Language programme at the University of Chester is an extremely popular degree option. Take a look at this blog to find out what you can expect from the course.

From a confused A-level student to a driven university student – My time as a Single Honours English Language and Literature student by Georgia McCole, second year student in the Department of English.


Third-Year Creative Writing Student Reece Merrifield talks about his experiences at the University of Chester in an interview with Dr Ian Seed, Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing.


Former Creative Writing Student Paige Mcdermott talks about her experiences at the University of Chester in an interview with Dr Ian Seed, Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing.


Our English Literature degree allows you to choose optional modules to suit your interests. One such option is the Level 6 (third year) module Science Fiction, taught by Dr William Stephenson.


On the occasion of World Poetry Day 2019, I’d like to celebrate one of my favourite poems, “


Our Programme Leader for the BA (Hons) English Language course tells us all about his journey to become a lecturer and why he is so passionate for the subject.


Dr. Richard Leahy discusses his passion for English Literature and how an English Literature course can explore a wide variety of ideas and the power of words.


Dr. Alex Tankard explains how an English Literature course can prepare students for 'real life' and why she enjoys teaching the course.