Bachelor in American Studies and English (BA) - Nottingham

American Freedom? Empire, Rights and Capitalism in Modern US History, 1900-Present

American Literature and Culture 1: 1830-1940

American Literature and Culture 2: Since 1940

Approaches to American Culture 1: An Introduction

Approaches to Contemporary American Culture 2: Developing Themes and Perspectives

From Landscapes to Mixtapes: Canadian Literature, Film and Culture

Race, Power, Money and the Making of North America, 1607-1900

One of:

North American Regions
Key Texts in American Social and Political Thought

One of:

Dissertation in American and Canadian Studies
English Dissertation: Full Year

Optional:
A History of the Civil Rights Movement
American Madness: Mental Illness in History and Culture
Ethnic and New Immigrant Writing
North American Film Adaptations
Popular Music Cultures and Countercultures
Prohibition America
Recent Queer Writing
Sexuality in American History
The Special Relationship, Spit and Slavery - Britain and the US 1776-1877
Troubled Empire: The Projection of American Global Power from Pearl Harbor to Covid-19
US Foreign Policy, 1989 - present
Varieties of Classic American Film, Television and Literature since 1950