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Macquarie University

At Macquarie students can enjoy not only the literature of Great Britain but also literature from around the world. The English major fosters analytic and creative thought through wide reading of texts from diverse sources including literary essays across various subject areas such as literature, art, music, film, politics, food and travel. Students will gain an informed, global, cross cultural perspective of the world and develop written and verbal communication skills that will enhance employment prospects in any industry. Students can study literary texts from the medieval period through to the present day including novels, drama, poetry, creative writing, life writing, and visual texts such as film, children's literature and the study of non-literary texts.
Good Communication Skills.
Gaining of knowledge related to Approaches to English Literature, Australian Perspectives: Representing Place, Nation and Identity, Twentieth-Century Drama in Context, Contemporary and Postmodernist Literature, Medieval Literature: Dreams and Debates, Australian Literature, World Literature in English, Reading Theory, Children's Literature, Anglo-Saxon England, Narrative and the Novel, Modernism, Pre-War Australia from Stage to Webpage, Shakespeare and the Renaissance, Contemporary Australian Children's Literature, Victorian Literary Culture, Reason, Imagination, Revolution: Literature and Culture from Pope to Austen, Literature and the Political, Twentieth-Century Drama in Context, Contemporary and Postmodernist Literature, World Literature in English are the concepts included as major parts in this course.
Students of this course will have career in advertising and marketing, education, media, politics, writing, publishing, public relations.
March, August
IELTS - overall score of 7.0 Band, TOEFL - 600/ equivalent
27288
3 Years