
Bachelor of English Literature
The English Literature course from University of New York in Prague combines the study of English literature, linguistics, cultural studies, and communication to prepare students for global careers or advanced academic study. Students earn an American-accredited bachelor’s degree from SUNY Empire State University while studying in Prague, a city with a deep literary and cultural heritage.
Duration
4 years
Starting Date
February, September
Tuition Fee
10,692 EUR per year (EU Citizens & Czech Residents)
12,863 EUR per year (Non-EU citizens)
Location
Prague, Czech Republic
About the Program
This English Literature course from University of New York in Prague is designed for students who want to think critically, write precisely, and engage deeply with literary and cultural texts.
You will:
- Complete an independent senior thesis project
- Study major works of British, American, and world literature across historical periods
- Explore linguistics, the history of the English language, and applied language studies
- Analyze literature through cultural, social, and historical perspectives
- Develop advanced academic writing and research skills
- Participate in small, discussion-based seminars
Career Prospects
Graduates pursue careers in fields that value advanced communication, cultural literacy, and analytical expertise.
Common pathways include:
- Publishing and editorial work
- Media and communications
- Writing and creative industries
- Cultural institutions and NGOs
- Education
Graduate study in literature, humanities, law, linguistics, or related disciplines
The program develops transferable skills in critical thinking, research, argumentation, and communication that remain valuable across industries and academic disciplines.
Program Structure
- English Composition
- American Literature (1600–1865)
- History of the English Language
- Intercultural Communication
- Cultural Diversity Through Literary Art
- Children’s Literature












