ENG20201

ENG20201 is a course code used by some universities to designate an undergraduate module in English studies, typically offered in the second year of a BA program. The exact syllabus varies by institution, but modules bearing this code generally focus on literary analysis, critical reading, and the development of writing and argumentation skills essential to higher-level English.

Course content commonly combines close study of selected literary texts with an introduction to literary theory or historical context. Students may engage in guided reading, participate in seminars, and develop skills in formulating theses, using textual evidence, and citing scholarship according to academic conventions.

Assessment usually includes a written essay of around 2,000 to 3,000 words, a shorter critical assignment such as a commentary or analysis, and an end-of-term examination or a combined assessment depending on the department. Some variants may include group work or a presentation.

Prerequisites typically include successful completion of first-year English modules or equivalent background in language or literature. The course may be offered for 15 credits or its institution’s standard credit allocation, contributing to a bachelor’s degree in English, Comparative Literature, or related fields.

Notes: The exact content, assessment structure, and credit value of ENG20201 differ by institution; prospective students should consult their own course catalog for authoritative information.