BA (Hons) English in Lincoln United Kingdom | University of Lincoln

Discover a vibrant and diverse selection of writings, spanning from medieval works and Renaissance classics to postcolonial and postmodern texts, through Lincoln's English degree program. The BA (Hons) English curriculum includes poetry, prose, and theatrical works, alongside unconventional formats like memoirs and illustrated novels. Students are guided to examine literature through multiple theoretical, historical, and cultural lenses. The program offers chances to analyze texts across different eras—from ancient to contemporary—with both local and worldwide viewpoints. This wide-ranging syllabus allows learners to focus on their preferred subjects, while independent research tasks help sharpen analytical abilities. Participants will acquire versatile skills such as investigative techniques, composition, and organizational expertise, with options to explore materials from related creative fields like cinema and broadcasting. Lincoln's literary education is enriched by guest lectures from renowned authors and industry figures, including Visiting Artist and former Poet Laureate Dame Carol Ann Duffy, naturalist and Visiting Professor Chris Packham, and art historian Andrew Graham-Dixon, who also serves as a Visiting Professor.