Search

Search Cambridge. Search English. Faculty of English. Prospective Students. Postgraduate Admissions. Information for Prospective Postgraduate Students.. We are pleased that you are considering the Faculty of English at the University of Cambridge

Search Cambridge. Search English. Faculty of English. Studying at Cambridge.. Prospective Students. Faculty Research. Research Group: Contemporaries. . The Biblioteca Hernandina and the Early Modern Book World.. Research at the Cambridge English

Search Cambridge. Search English. Faculty of English. Studying at Cambridge.. Prospective Students. Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity. Athena SWAN. The Faculty of English has earned an Athena SWAN bronze award (2019) for our work on advancing

English Faculty News. Prof Dillon discusses Philip K Dick on BBC Radio 3. ... Professor Sarah Dillon joins Prof Roger Luckhurst (Birkbeck) and presenter Matthew Sweet on BBC Radio 3’s Free Thinking on Thursday 19.

English Faculty News. Bhanu Kapil talks about poetry and the poems she loves on BBC Radio 4’s ‘Poetry Please’. ... byLink to the recording, which is currently available on BBC Sounds:Posted in:Post navigation.

English Faculty News. Dr Ross Wilson on Byron at Trinity (and Other Things) on BBC Radio 4.

English Faculty News. Dr Amy Morris discusses homelessness on BBC Radio 4’s ‘Thinking Allowed’, 12 September 2018. ... Image credit: https://www.publicdomainpictures.net/static/images/PDP-tiny.png. On Wednesday 12 September, Dr Amy Morris joins

English Faculty News. Dr Ross Wilson talks about ‘love letters’ on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, February 2018. ... Image credit: https://www.google.co.uk/images/icons/material/system/1x/email_grey600_24dp.png. Dr Ross Wilson gave an interview on ‘love

English Faculty News. Dr Sarah Dillon Discusses SF and Religion on BBC Radio 4’s Beyond Belief. ... On Monday 13th March, Dr Sarah Dillon will join presenter Robert Beckford on BBC Radio 4’s Beyond Belief to discusses the role of religion in science

English Faculty News. BBC Academy Blog: Dr Sarah Dillon on balancing academia and broadcasting. ... On location outside Charles Dickens’ country house, Gad’s Hill, Kent. BBC Promotional Image for Literary Pursuits.

English Faculty News. Holly Corfield Carr talks about the poetry of caving on The Echo Chamber, BBC Radio 4, April 2018. ... BBC Student Critics’ Award with First Story and Cambridge University Launches – Deadline for Applications 25th May 2018.

English Faculty News. Dr Mary Newbould discusses Laurence Sterne’s ‘A Sentimental Journey’ on BBC Radio 3, 1 March 2018. ... Photo by Hulton Archive / Getty Images http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09t2g8g. Dr Mary Newbould discusses the influence

English Faculty News. Claudia Tobin on BBC Radio 3, discussing Virginia Woolf, Colour and Insects, February 2018. ... Claudia Tobin discusses Virginia Woolf, colour and insects on Free Thinking BBC Radio 3.

English Faculty News. Dr Mina Gorji contributes to ‘John Clare’s Scraping’, BBC Sounds, 12 January 2020. ... BBC Sounds on Sunday 12 January 2020.

English Faculty News. Dr Lucy Allen – Positively Medieval on BBC Radio 4. ... Dr Sarah Dillon Investigates the Story Behind the Story of Literature’s Great Works – BBC Radio 3.

English Faculty News. Dr Sarah Dillon Hosts BBC Radio 3 & Wellcome Trust ‘Body of Essays’ Event. ... On Monday 29th February, Dr Sarah Dillon will host ‘Body of Essays‘, a collaboration between the Wellcome Trust and BBC Radio 3.

English Faculty News. Dr Laura Wright Explores The Influence Of French On English, Word of Mouth, BBC Radio 4, 4pm, 11 April 2017. ... Image credit: photo of Dr Laura Wright. Dr Laura Wright co-hosts BBC Radio 4’s Word of Mouth, a series which explores

English Faculty News. Five young writers shortlisted for the BBC / Cambridge Young Writers Award were welcomed last week for an experience day.

English Faculty News. Dr Jane Hughes and Professor Christopher Page contribute to ‘Pepys the Musician’ for BBC Radio 4.

English Faculty News. Sarah Dillon on BBC Radio 3’s Free Thinking. ... Sarah Dillon joins presenter Matthew Sweet, fellow academic David Hering, and filmmaker Daniel Bird on BBC Radio 3’s Free Thinking (1.