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University of New York in Prague (UNYP) American Bachelor in English Language Literature
University of New York in Prague (UNYP)

American Bachelor in English Language Literature

Prague, Czech Republic

4 Years

English

Full time

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EUR 6,000 / per semester *

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* for International Students | EU Citizens & Czech Residents: 4.966 EUR per semester

Key Summary

    About: The American Bachelor in English Language and Literature focuses on developing skills in reading, writing, and critical analysis of various literary texts. The curriculum fosters an in-depth understanding of language and its cultural contexts. Throughout the program, students engage with a diverse range of literary works from different periods and genres, enhancing their appreciation for language nuances and stylistic variability.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue various career paths, including roles in education, publishing, journalism, and content creation. Potential positions include English teacher, editor, literary critic, and communication specialist.

Introduction

Study English Language Literature in the Heart of Europe

Literature is more than stories—it’s a way to develop critical thinking, interpretation, and a deeper understanding of the world.

At the University of New York in Prague, in partnership with State University of New York (SUNY), Empire State University, you’ll study with experienced American and international instructors while immersing yourself in Central Europe’s rich literary tradition.

The Czech Republic has been home to iconic writers like Karel Čapek, Franz Kafka, Milan Kundera, and Bohumil Hrabal, and this program reflects that heritage with a global approach. You’ll explore works from African-American, North American, Caribbean, and Latin American authors.

This interdisciplinary degree equips you with critical thinking, creativity, communication, and cross-cultural understanding—skills that open doors in education, law, public relations, social media, and beyond.

Earn a four-year degree from SUNY, Empire State University, and gain the knowledge and flexibility to pursue a rewarding career or further study.

Why English Language Literature?

A degree in English Language Literature is more than just an academic pursuit—it’s an investment in critical thinking, communication, creativity, and cultural awareness, all highly valued across industries.

Master Communication Skills

Language is at the core of human interaction. Studying literature sharpens one’s ability to articulate complex ideas clearly and persuasively, essential in fields like publishing, journalism, law, marketing, and education.

  • Develop Critical Thinking—Literature challenges you to analyze, interpret, and evaluate arguments, fostering problem-solving skills crucial in law, business, and policy-making.
  • Gain Cultural Awareness—Reading diverse texts expands your worldview and cross-cultural understanding, making you adaptable in today’s global job market.
  • Enhance Creativity & Adaptability—Studying literature nurtures creative thinking and storytelling, valuable skills in careers such as advertising, content creation, and digital media.
  • Strengthen Research & Problem-Solving Skills—Literature students gather, analyze, and synthesize information, which is critical in fields requiring research and strategic decision-making.
  • Versatile Career Opportunities—Graduates thrive in education, publishing, marketing, law, and corporate communications, leveraging strong writing and analytical skills.
  • Foundation for Postgraduate Studies—An English degree focusing on critical analysis and argumentation prepares students for graduate programs in law, media, business, and international relations.
  • A Degree That Stays Relevant – In a rapidly changing job market, adaptability and strong communication skills make English Literature graduates highly employable in various careers.

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