BA English Language and History
This course enables you to combine a range of English Language or Linguistics
options offered by the Department of Language and Linguistics with a range of
options offered by the Department of History (Click on the link for further
details of our partner department). In each year of the degree, you take four
modules – two in each subject. Details of the structure of each year are given
below. (Click on relevant module titles for further details of individual
modules).
Your First Year
Your first year is a foundation year in which you learn about the
structure and use of English on the one hand, and about approaches to the study
of History on the other. You take the following four modules in your first year
(Click on the module titles for further details):
Your Second Year
Your second year is a consolidation year in which we build on and extend the foundation acquired in your first year
while also preparing you for the specialist options you are to take in your
final year. You take four modules (or more if your selection includes
half-options) chosen from the set of options specified
below:
Your Final Year
Your final year is a specialisation year in which you choose a range of
specialist options, and take four modules (or more if your selection includes
half-options) chosen from the set of options
specified below:
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Entry Qualifications and Further Information (University Course
Finder Information)
For details of other undergraduate degrees offered by the Department of
Language & Linguistics, see BA Programmes.
Last modified on 11 May 2012.