Bachelor of Arts - Literature, Language and Writing University of Kansas

Program Description

Communication skills, creativity and critical thinking are among the most in-demand skills for successful employees. KU’s literature, language and writing undergraduate programs develop life-long writing, communication and critical thinking skills that set you up for advanced degrees and professional achievement in a wide range of fields. Here are a few of the ways professionals with a background in literature, language and writing apply their knowledge in the working world: Technical writing, such as instructional manuals, project proposals or business correspondence Editing print or electronic materials to ensure accuracy, correct spelling and grammar Creating, assigning and collaborating on marketing materials and campaigns Providing clear, constructive critical feedback on projects and proposals Writing compelling speeches or public messaging Authoring of books, articles or other media and literature; journalism Library science

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