BA English and History
Course Overview
This integrated English and History degree offers a unique opportunity to explore the profound connections between literary works and their historical contexts, from the ancient world to the present day. You will develop critical thinking, research, and communication skills by analyzing how texts and events shape one another, preparing you for a wide range of future careers. The program is highly flexible, allowing you to tailor your studies to your specific interests, from oceans and empires to modern identities.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrated study of English literature and History, exploring their connections from the ancient world to the present
- Highly flexible curriculum allowing you to specialize in areas like Victorian fiction, maritime history, or screenplay writing
- Access to unique resources including the Chawton House Library and the Parkes Archive, one of Europe's largest Jewish document centers
- Opportunities for creative and professional development, from writing workshops to one-to-one tutorials with Royal Literary Fund Fellows
- Option to study abroad for a semester or summer at one of the university's global partner institutions
Course Overview
This integrated English and History degree offers a unique opportunity to explore the profound connections between literary works and their historical contexts, from the ancient world to the present day. You will develop critical thinking, research, and communication skills by analyzing how texts and events shape one another, preparing you for a wide range of future careers. The program is highly flexible, allowing you to tailor your studies to your specific interests, from oceans and empires to modern identities.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrated study of English literature and History, exploring their connections from the ancient world to the present
- Highly flexible curriculum allowing you to specialize in areas like Victorian fiction, maritime history, or screenplay writing
- Access to unique resources including the Chawton House Library and the Parkes Archive, one of Europe's largest Jewish document centers
- Opportunities for creative and professional development, from writing workshops to one-to-one tutorials with Royal Literary Fund Fellows
- Option to study abroad for a semester or summer at one of the university's global partner institutions
