This distinctive, flexible and wide-ranging degree interweaves workshop-based theatre making with the textual study of English literature, allowing you to explore your interests from both creative and critical perspectives. We use a variety of teaching and learning methods so you can benefit from our tutors' expertise. Small-group teaching is at the heart of what we do. Virtually all of your modules will include seminars, but literature modules are also likely to include lectures and theatre modules include practical workshops. Tutorials and one-to-one supervisions may also be part of some modules, including your practical essay. We use different forms of assessment to help you develop a wider range of skills. Exams, essays and shorter pieces of writing are among the most common, but practice pieces, performance work and group presentations are also likely to be used in theatre modules. Some modules will also use online exercises such as wikis or podcasts. A degree in English Literature and Theatre Studies equips you with a wide range of skills on top of your subject knowledge. Graduates have pursued a wide range of careers. In addition to the theatre, they've pursued education, journalism, law, the creative industries, publishing, radio and television, the civil service, administration, business and finance, advertising and marketing, management, social welfare, management consultancy and charity work. Many also go on to postgraduate study.