Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Global Philosophies & Worldviews and English Language (GW17)

Liverpool is a gateway to the world. This city is home to the oldest Chinatown in Europe, its links with West Africa and the Americas were forged in the dark days of the transatlantic slave trade, and over one-and -a-half million Irish people passed through its port during the ‘Great Hunger’ of the 1845-52 Potato Famine. Each of the communities that have passed through this city brought with them their own ways of understanding the world their worldviews.

Liverpool is truly one of the best locations students could think of, if they want to study language and its structures, and it’s not just thanks to its trademark accents and dialects. Whether it’s the bilingual signs of the first Chinatown in Europe or the Viking heritage of the Worrall, the region’s rich and complex history of languages and cultures interacting with each other creates a vibrant multilingual and multicultural landscape.