BA English and Latin
Course Overview
This unique joint honours course offers an integrated study of English literature and the Latin language, providing a deep and complementary exploration of linguistic and literary traditions. You will trace the development of English literature from its earliest texts to contemporary global works while simultaneously advancing your proficiency in Latin to study original texts from ancient Rome. The programme is designed to cultivate advanced critical analysis skills by examining the profound connections between these two rich disciplines.
Key Program Highlights
- Study the full historical range of English literature, from Beowulf to contemporary Booker Prize-winning novels.
- Develop advanced Latin language skills to read and analyse original works by Roman authors.
- Choose from a vast array of specialized options, including creative writing, American literature, and classical archaeology.
- Explore interdisciplinary connections between ancient culture and its influence on later English literary movements.
- Learn within a supportive, research-active department with a thriving student-led academic community.
Course Overview
This unique joint honours course offers an integrated study of English literature and the Latin language, providing a deep and complementary exploration of linguistic and literary traditions. You will trace the development of English literature from its earliest texts to contemporary global works while simultaneously advancing your proficiency in Latin to study original texts from ancient Rome. The programme is designed to cultivate advanced critical analysis skills by examining the profound connections between these two rich disciplines.
Key Program Highlights
- Study the full historical range of English literature, from Beowulf to contemporary Booker Prize-winning novels.
- Develop advanced Latin language skills to read and analyse original works by Roman authors.
- Choose from a vast array of specialized options, including creative writing, American literature, and classical archaeology.
- Explore interdisciplinary connections between ancient culture and its influence on later English literary movements.
- Learn within a supportive, research-active department with a thriving student-led academic community.
