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BA English and History QV31
A wide range of options, including groundbreaking work in international writing, film studies and creative writing
Of our 2008 graduates, 83 per cent are currently in paid work or further education.
Combined degree structure as for QR31/ QR32/QR34
Rated 2.8 out of 4 in the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise
Previous graduates have found employment in:
This wide-ranging programme draws on the growing emphasis on historical and cultural context in English studies, which has led to increasingly strong links between the two subjects, particularly in the area of Jewish studies and the eighteenth century.
92 per cent of students agreed that the overall quality of the English course was good in the National Student Survey (2008)
BA English and Music QW33
A close association with Chawton House Library and Study Centre – housing an extensive collection of women’s writing
−− Media −− Journalism −− Creative writing −− Theatre −− Publishing −− Advertising −− Law −− Civil service −− Teaching −− Postgraduate study −− Specialist training for specific career paths (eg accredited journalism courses)
−− Dissertation on a topic of your choice in either of your main subjects in your final year
Combined degree structure as for QR31/ QR32/QR34 This innovative programme explores the interconnections between the two disciplines, through the study of such aspects as the lyric, opera, musical and film. The music element of the degree combines technical studies with historical and critical perspectives, and includes modules on the music business and new musical technology. BA English and Philosophy QV35
The opportunity to study a language, plus student exchanges with Frankfurt, Lausanne, Barcelona and Cracow
Typical course content −− Narrative and culture −− Critical theory −− Introduction to stage and screen −− Poetic language −− Film studies −− Creative writing −− Postcolonial literature −− Medieval and Renaissance literature
Combined degree structure as for QR31/ QR32/QR34 Philosophy offers a range of philosophical styles, making it possible to explore the theoretical links between English and philosophy, reinforced by the substantial element of critical theory in the English course.
What to do next Contact Bella Millett or Shelley Cobb, Admissions Tutors, or Danni Sarony, Admissions Coordinator, for more information. A detailed course brochure is available. School of Humanities Tel: +44 (0)23 8059 2736 Email: humanities@southampton.ac.uk www.southampton.ac.uk/english