Study with us
We offer a dynamic study environment at the English Park Campus. Learn more about our courses and our MA programme. New: Bachelor's Programme in Global English Studies!
News
- New doctoral thesis - Sindija Franzetti: Epistolarity in a Post-Letter World: Five Contemporary American Case Studies 2021-02-02
- New book - Sofia Ahlberg: Teaching Literature in Times of Crisis 2021-01-05
- Information Regarding Spring Term 2021 2020-12-01
- Important information about the autumn term schedule 2020-07-28
- New doctoral thesis: Elisabeth Lutteman - Singing, Acting, and Interacting in Early Modern English Drama 2020-05-20
Calendar
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Talking American Literature and Culture: "Deformation Zone: A Translation Poetics"
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Thinking through Louise Glück's Poetry
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SINAS Seminar: “’Let the American Show You’: Early Cinema in U.S. Colonial Territories, 1898–1919.”
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Talking American Literature and Culture: "A New Animal Condition: Audubon, Poe, Muybridge."
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Talking American Literature and Culture: The Bagley Wright Lecture Series on Poetry
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Symposium - Literature and investigative journalism
Lecture Series
New lecture coming up 8 March
Talking American Literature and Culture at Uppsala
Our Courses and Subjects
English
The Department is located at The English Park Campus - Centre for the Humanities. Here students, teachers and researchers from a number of different disciplines create a dynamic study environment. Every term more than 700 students enroll in our courses.
We offer courses in the following subjects: English, American Studies and Celtic Studies. Three terms of English (A1-C1) may constitute a major in a Bachelor's Degree. Then it is possible to continue on to our second-cycle programme in English in order to obtain a Master's Degree in English.
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Celtic Section -
Swedish Institute for North American Studies (SINAS) -
Unit for Professional English
Writing in English
Writing in English is an online resource for students writing academic texts in English and offers concrete help and advice on, for example, grammar, sentence structure and formal aspects of academic writing. Writing in English was created by the Department of English as a resource for students at Uppsala university, but is available to anyone who wants to develop their academic writing skills
Conrad First
Conrad First is an open-access archive of the 200+ serials which first published the work of Joseph Conrad. Created by Stephen Donovan, it is sponsored by the Department of English, Uppsala University.
Now you can read Conrad the way his first audiences did, in the pages of newspapers and magazines alongside the latest news, feature articles, editorials, short stories, photographs, illustrations, competitions, weather forecasts, sporting results, financial reports, cartoons, and advertisements.