University of New York in Prague

What you'll study

The curriculum covers British, American and world literary traditions alongside linguistics and intercultural communication. Core academic themes include literary theory and criticism, the history of the English language, applied language studies, and creative and analytical writing.

• Core courses: English Composition I & II; Introduction to Literature; American Literature (1600–1865); History of the English Language; Introduction to Linguistics; Intercultural Communication; Media Writing; Shakespeare; Children’s Literature; Senior Project (Thesis).
• Advanced & elective courses: American Literature; Creative Writing; Introduction to Screenwriting; Literature and Politics; Utopian Literature; Digital Storytelling; Global Multicultural Literature; Cultural Diversity Through Literary Art.

Entry requirements

Admission requires completion of secondary education and meeting UNYP’s undergraduate admission requirements. For detailed application documentation and deadlines applicants are directed to the university Admissions page.

Career prospects

Graduates commonly move into roles that value strong communication, cultural literacy and analytical ability. Typical pathways listed by the programme include publishing and editorial work, media and communications, writing and creative industries, cultural institutions and NGOs, education, and further graduate study in literature, humanities, law, linguistics or related disciplines.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page does not list specific scholarships; prospective students should consult UNYP Admissions and the university funding pages for available scholarships, grants or financial-aid guidance.