Bachelor in English Literature Education Studies

Tuition is 22,863 USD per year; applications for the Sep 2026 intake are due by Aug 31, 2026.

How does the literature we consume shape the way we understand our own development, and what role do educational structures play in that process? This degree invites you to bridge the gap between humanistic inquiry and the mechanics of learning, positioning the study of English literature as a central pillar in understanding how society educates—and is educated by—its cultural products.

By combining English literature with Education Studies, you will move beyond the traditional classroom, examining not just the text on the page, but the social, political, and institutional contexts that dictate how knowledge is shared and consumed. Whether you are analyzing the narrative shifts in a Victorian novel or deconstructing contemporary educational policies, the programme focuses on the interplay between creative expression and systemic learning.

Distinctive features of the programme

• Innovative Block Teaching: You will study one module at a time, allowing for a focused, immersive approach that fosters deeper engagement with your peers and tutors.
• Digital Humanities: Gain hands-on experience at our Centre for Textual Studies, where you will master techniques ranging from traditional hand-printing to modern HTML programming.
• Critical Perspectives: Explore themes of social justice, identity, and childhood within a curriculum that values diverse global voices and modern critical frameworks.
• Employability Focus: From your first year onwards, the course integrates real-world professional skills—such as project management, research, and communication—that are highly sought after in teaching, media, publishing, and the civil service.

De Montfort University (DMU) in Leicester, United Kingdom, offers a lively, student-centered environment since its formation as a modern university in 1992. With around 29,000 students and approximately 2,700 international students, DMU combines a broad portfolio of undergraduate and postgraduate programs with an emphasis on employability and industry engagement. The Leicester setting provides affordable living, cultural diversity and good transport links to major UK cities.

DMU's courses span arts, design, business, engineering, health and more, with practical learning embedded through industry projects, placements and live briefs. Research and applied work support curriculum development and student opportunities to collaborate with local and international partners. The university provides career services, entrepreneurship support and tailored advice for international students to help with internships and graduate roles.

Campus life at DMU emphasizes inclusivity and hands-on experience, with student societies, support networks and dedicated international student teams. Facilities include modern learning spaces, specialist labs and creative studios. Prospective international students can expect a balance of academic support and practical preparation for global careers, making De Montfort a practical choice for those seeking a career-focused UK university experience.