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If you are looking to follow a particular subject stream while you are studying with us, see below a list of courses in the same stream across the four weeks, showing possible combinations by week.
10-session courses running over one week are marked * and 10-session courses running over two weeks are marked **
| W15Am23 | William Blake and William Wordsworth: the strange, the new, the revolutionary in English poetry | Simon Browne | 5 sessions |
| W15Am24 | Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights | Ulrike Horstmann-Guthrie | 5 sessions |
| W15Am25 | British Crime Writing: Conan Doyle, Sayers, Allingham, Hill, & Rankin | Dr John Lennard | 5 sessions |
| W110Pm02 | From dramatic text to performance: the making of Modern Drama** | Professor Michael Earley | 10 sessions |
| W110Pm03 | Jane Austen: Romance, rebellion and rewards** | Dr Jenny Bavidge | 10 sessions |
| W15Pm21 | Harry Potter: Twenty years on | Dr John Lennard | 5 sessions |
| W15Pm22 | The shape of ideas: thinking with Beckett, Melville, and Shakespeare | Andy Wimbush | 5 sessions |
| W25Am24 | Nature Poetry: romanticism to climate emergency | Dr Jenny Bavidge | 5 sessions |
| W25Am25 | EM Forster in Italy: A Room With a View | Ulrike Horstmann-Guthrie | 5 sessions |
| W25Am26 | African-American Crime Writing: Douglass, Himes, Bambara, & Mosley | Dr John Lennard | 5 sessions |
| W210Pm02 | From dramatic text to performance: the making of Modern Drama** | Professor Michael Earley | 10 sessions |
| W210Pm03 | Jane Austen: Romance, rebellion and rewards** | Dr Jenny Bavidge | 10 sessions |
| W25Pm23 | Shakespeare: the Forest and the Sea | Dr John Lennard | 5 sessions |
| W310Am02 | Shakespeare: fusions of Comedy and Tragedy** | Dr John Lennard | 10 sessions |
| W35Am21 | Power and wonder in Shakespeare's Tempest | Dr Paul Suttie | 5 sessions |
| W35Am22 | An introduction to the Bloomsbury Group | Claire Nicholson | 5 sessions |
| W35Am23 | Forms of happiness: hedonism, individuality, and virtue in 18th-century literature | Dr Alex Hobday | 5 sessions |
| W310Pm01 | Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet in performance** | Vivien Heilbron | 10 sessions |
| W35Pm21 | Milton’s Adam and Eve: the human factor in Paradise Lost | Dr Paul Suttie | 5 sessions |
| W35Pm22 | Shakespeare’s Sonnets: an Introduction | Clive Wilmer | 5 sessions |
| W410Am02 | Shakespeare: fusions of Comedy and Tragedy** | Dr John Lennard | 10 sessions |
| W45Am22 | Virginia Woolf in the 1920s: Mrs Dalloway and To the Lighthouse | Claire Nicholson | 5 sessions |
| W45Am23 | Performing Shakespeare's sonnets | Vivien Heilbron | 5 sessions |
| W410Pm01 | Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet in performance** | Vivien Heilbron | 10 sessions |
| W45Pm22 | Close Readings: ten great poems of the period 1880-1980 | Clive Wilmer | 5 sessions |
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