Category Archives: Department of English Literature news and events

Take-Home Exams Exams have already begun for some people, but for those who are yet to begin their exams, here are some of the key points to remember: The exam paper will be released at 10am on the morning of … Continue reading →

Reminder: Module Fair The Module Fair for Part 2 modules will take place on Wednesday 16 March at 2pm in Edith Morley Room G44. The Module Fair for Part 3 modules will take place on Wednesday 16 March at 3pm … Continue reading →

Module Fair and Module Selection To help you select your modules for next year, the department will be hosting a module fair for Part 1 students (choosing their Part 2 modules) and for Part 2 students (choosing modules for Part … Continue reading →

RUSU REPS Struggling to balance online and in-person learning? Overwhelmed by your course? Confused about your next essay? Your course rep ensures that your concerns about your teaching and learning are addressed by the department – course reps are responsible … Continue reading →

Being on campus this term. You will have had quite a bit of communication from the University, both before and after the vacation, about returning to your studies on campus this term.  If you have missed any of them, please … Continue reading →

University Closed Dates: Over the winter break, the University will be closed from Friday 24th December 2021, re-opening again on Tuesday 4th January 2022. Most University staff and services will not be available during this period, and Student Services itself … Continue reading →

*REMINDER* DEL Town Hall Meeting  Wednesday 24 November 2021, 1-2pm    Online. Please use this link to access the meeting.    All English Literature staff and students are invited to the first Town Hall meeting of this year. This is a chance to share your … Continue reading →

Things to do in week six Week 6 / enhancement week / reading week, whatever you want to call it, a break from classes in the middle of term is a blessing and a really useful time to catch up … Continue reading →

Professor Karin Lesnik-Oberstein was recently asked to contribute to the blog curated by publisher Lantana. Lantana’s purpose is to ‘publish inclusive books by under-represented voices celebrating every kind of child and family’. Professor Lesnik-Oberstein wrote on the kinds of ‘power’ … Continue reading →

Are you in Part 2 or 3 and interested in Master study? Aimed at current BA students, join us at 12.00 on Friday 23rd April to hear from MA students, Dr. John Scholar and Prof. Peter Robinson about the structure … Continue reading →