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Accommodation in Stoke-On-Trent
Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- On-campus.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus open days on 20th Aug, 15th Oct & 16th Oct.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- No planned changes to the delivery of teaching and learning.
9 English studies reviews at Keele University
Computer Science and English, BSc Hons
By member764433 On 1st December 21
Verified student
I’m very happy with my course and what it provides. Although some of my lectures are not quite the best.
Love the course, wish it had more varied modules though as it is largley medeival or modern. Would like some ancient ones. Lecturers all helpful
The staff are all excellent and try to help every student, and have worked well to get around budget cuts to ensure everyone gets a great learning environment
American Studies and English, BA Hons
By member827303 On 16th August 17Actually I did Greek and Roman Studies - no longer offered!! But computer boxes said no. My course was great - shame it fell by the wayside.
English and American Literatures, BA Hons
By member416962 On 18th October 15So far, this course is incredible. There's a really great range of elective modules and even the core modules are interesting! Of course, there's a hefty amount of reading - but you're taking English Lit, it's to be expected. The staff are brilliant and always there for help, although they encourage you to work independently and grow by yourself.
English and Psychology, BSc Hons
By member416260 On 3rd October 15Tuition is fairly average.
English and Psychology, BSc Hons
By member1015532 On 22nd September 15English and American Literatures, BA Hons
By member1115224 On 4th September 15
Verified student
The course is pretty cool to be honest, though I didn't particularly like a lot of compulsory modules, but that is because I have a preference to more modern literature, children lit, and Shakespeare, so that was just my personal preference, however they have some pretty cool electives to choose from, and you get a lot of choice, I've done a lot of film modules that I really did enjoy. I've never spent much time with my personal tutor, other than the first meeting I had with him I've never actually spoken to him. Career wise, I'm not sure what I'd actually be able to do with my degree, thankfully I have something planned after a summer job I took this year, that I want to go back to afterwards.
History, BA Hons
By member96033 On 11th April 15