SCH010: English | Talis Aspire Trial Tenancy Seven

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All Points North: Literature and The North of England, 1840-Present	ENGL391	Module
Almost Shakespeare: 20Th-Century offshoots & Reworkings	ENGL359	Module
American Literature	ENGL201	Module
American Poetic Writing Since 1930	ENGL302	Module
Analysing Discourse	ENGL307	Module
Analysing English Language	ENGL110	Module
Attitudes to English	ENGL361	Module
British Poetic Writing Since 1930	ENGL305	Module
British Writing Since 1945: Fiction and Drama	ENGL314	Module
Children's Literature	ENGL373	Module
Close Reading:	ENGL103	Module
Contemporary British Writing	ENGL717	Module
Contemporary Irish Poetry	ENGL716	Module
Contemporary Women's Poetry	ENGL708	Module
Contesting Authors	ENGL714	Module
Contesting Fictions: From Romance to The Novel	ENGL718	Module
Contesting Worlds I: Writing Travel in The Renaissance and 18th Century	ENGL712	Module
Contesting Worlds II: Science and Literature	ENGL710	Module
Creative Writing (Poetry)	ENGL372	Module
Creative Writing (Prose)	ENGL377	Module
Creativity:Theory and Practice	ENGL275	Module
Dissertation (Literature)	ENGL602	Module
Dissertation (Long Thin Over Both Semesters)	ENGL380	Module
Dissertation (Semester One - Short Fat)	ENGL311	Module
Dissertation (Semester Two - Short Fat)	ENGL379	Module
Dissertation (Tesol)	ENGL678	Module
forms of Contest	ENGL713	Module
Friars, Whores and Rovers: Drama 1580-1720	ENGL213	Module
Functional Grammar for Language Analysis and Teaching	ENGL647	Module
Introduction to Discourse Analysis	ENGL640	Module
Language and Gender	ENGL400	Module
Language and Literature	ENGL383	Module
Language in Society	ENGL276	Module
Lexis and Vocabulary Teaching	ENGL670	Module
Literature in Time	ENGL111	Module
Medieval Boundaries: Text, Image	ENGL375	Module
Medieval Gender and Identity 1	ENGL683	Module
Medieval Narratives	ENGL270	Module
Methods of English Language Teaching	ENGL641	Module
Milton to Dr Johnson: Poetry and Prose 1660-1750	ENGL272	Module
Modern American Fiction	ENGL331	Module
Modernist Literature: 1890-1939	ENGL232	Module
Noir: Literature,Film,Art	ENGL321	Module
Practical Classroom Techniques	ENGL668	Module
Pragmatics	ENGL274	Module
Preparatory Project	ENGL605	Module
Principles of Course and Materials Design	ENGL672	Module
Psycholinguistics	ENGL202	Module
Psychology and Language Learning	ENGL649	Module
Reading and Writing	ENGL644	Module
Renaissance Poetry & Prose	ENGL236	Module
Renaissance Rough Guides: Early English Travel Writing	ENGL392	Module
Research Resources	ENGL615	Module
Research Seminar	ENGL610	Module
Research Skills	ENGL642	Module
Research Skills (Literature)	ENGL601	Module
Romantic Literature	ENGL218	Module
Romantic Victorians	ENGL703	Module
School of The Arts Work Experience Module	SOTA300	Module
Shakespeare & Co: Contesting Contexts	ENGL711	Module
Shakespeare Restored: Contesting Texts, Contesting Readers	ENGL709	Module
Shakespeare: Page Stage Screen	ENGL368	Module
Shakespeare: Ways of Thinking	ENGL112	Module
Speaking and Listening	ENGL645	Module
Specimen Chapter (Directed Research)	ENGL604	Module
Suspense and Sensibility:The Novel 1740-1824	ENGL386	Module
Swift and The Scriblerians	ENGL358	Module
Tale and Fable: Approaches to Narrative	ENGL341	Module
Talking Pictures	ENGL362	Module
Testing and Assessment of Language Performance	ENGL652	Module
The Fin De Siecle: Literature and Culture 1880-1900	ENGL395	Module
The History of English: Variation and Change	ENGL221	Module
Victorian Afterlives	ENGL704	Module
Victorian Culture: Conflicts and Questions (1870-1900)	ENGL702	Module
Victorian Literature	ENGL243	Module
Women Writers	ENGL347	Module