Description

Delve into the rich tapestry of "Modern Literary Classics." This course offers a comprehensive exploration of iconic works from the 20th and 21st centuries, including novels, short stories, and poetry. Analyze timeless themes, intricate characters, and profound literary techniques that have defined contemporary literature. From Orwell's dystopian masterpiece "1984" to Morrison's haunting "Beloved," immerse yourself in thought-provoking discussions and critical analyses. Uncover the enduring relevance and cultural significance of these literary gems, examining their impact on society and literature today. Whether you're a literature enthusiast, student, or aspiring writer, this course provides a captivating journey through the evolution of modern literary classics. Join us and discover the power of storytelling that continues to shape our understanding of the human experience.

Why Online ?

• Cost effective - Typically UK diploma starts from GBP £3000 per annum, but with online study, you can enjoy saving more than 60% on your educational investment.
• Practical Content - The coursework is immediately applicable to the careers, and you can earn long-term gains including increase in salary and promotions
• Study anytime, anywhere - You don't have to attend a College campus, so you can study from anywhere in the world. The online delivery enables you to download the lecture notes, submit assignments wherever you are.
• Assessments - Assessment is via assignment submission

Who is this course for?

Career path

1. Writer or Author: Create original literary works inspired by the themes, styles, and techniques explored in modern literary classics.
2. Editor: Review and revise written content, including novels, essays, and articles, for clarity, coherence, and adherence to literary standards.
3. Literary Critic: Analyze and interpret modern literary classics, writing reviews and scholarly articles that contribute to literary discourse and understanding.
4. Publishing Professional: Work in publishing houses as an editor, literary agent, or marketing specialist, assisting in the publication and promotion of literary works.
5. English Teacher or Professor: Educate students about modern literary classics, teaching literature courses at schools, colleges, and universities.
6. Journalist: Report on literary events, conduct interviews with authors, and write articles or reviews for newspapers, magazines, and online publications.
7. Librarian or Archivist: Curate collections of modern literary classics in libraries or archives, facilitating access to these works for researchers and the public.
8. Literary Translator: Translate modern literary classics into different languages, making these works accessible to readers around the world.
9. Literary Agent: Represent authors and their works, negotiating publishing contracts and advocating for the publication and promotion of modern literary classics.
10. Literary Scholar: Conduct research and publish academic papers on modern literary classics, contributing to the academic study and appreciation of these works.