Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - English Literature and History (QV31)

Program Description This is an exciting, interdisciplinary degree at the heart of the humanities. It allows students to explore a wealth of literary texts while thinking deeply about the circumstances of their production and reception, and to learn about a range of events, themes and ideas in history and consider the literary and cultural responses to them. Students will develop their knowledge and understanding of the key periods, themes, styles and techniques in literary studies, and be able to use that learning in critical form. They will also develop substantial knowledge and understanding of the modern history of London, Britain and the world. The course will give students the skills and knowledge to enter careers with a significant element of research, such as in broadcasting, journalism, teaching or publishing. It will also equip them with the transferable and cognitive skills necessary for lifelong personal and professional development.