Arabic and English Literature
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Training
In London
Description
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Type
Training
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Location
London
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Duration
4 Years
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Start date
Different dates available
At Westminster we train competent linguists in modern languages ready to enter graduate employment. We place particular emphasis on employability and the contemporary cultural context, and offer high-quality teaching in all language skills. This course will enable you to achieve a good or high level of linguistic competence in Arabic in all four skill areas (reading, writing, listening and speaking), enhance your skills in using English, and develop your knowledge and understanding of literary and cultural studies. You will be able to function in different cultural situations and acquire the generic qualities and skills of a humanities graduate. You will also gain the transferable and cognitive skills necessary for lifelong personal and professional development. Our Arabic courses are only available to beginner or 'false beginner' entrants – false beginners are students who may be able to read the Arabic script, and/or have the equivalent to one or two years' part-time study. Please note that we may need to test you to determine your entry point. You will study an integrated curriculum with a focus on applied language skills and cultural studies, supported by a rigorous development of your foreign languages skills in all areas. You will develop a high level of competence in oral and written communication in Arabic, proficiency in language transfer skills, a thorough knowledge of Arabic culture, and the ability to function linguistically in diverse cultural situations. In English Literature you will have the opportunity to examine literary and non-literary works of all periods from Shakespeare to the present day, taking in a wide range of authors and themes, with a full and balanced coverage of dramatic, poetic and prose works. You will consider the wider historical and political contexts in which cultural and literary works have been produced and received, and relate the works both to intellectual history and to work in other arts and media, such as architecture
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A Levels – BCC International Baccalaureate – 28 points Pearson BTEC Level 3 Extended National Diploma – DMM Access to HE Diploma - Pass with 45 credits at Level 3 with a minimum of 33 Level 3 credits at Merit or Distinction In addition to one of the above, you should have: GCSE minimum grade 4 (Grade C in grading system prior to 2017) in English. If your first language is not English, you will need an IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with 5.5 in each element. We are ideally looking for evidence of successful language learning, formal or
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It is an international University where you will find students from all the parts of the world and you will get to use excellent technical facilities.
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It is an international University where you will find students from all the parts of the world and you will get to use excellent technical facilities.
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Overall they were very good. Just be aware that some of the offerings have the same cost but do not have the same benefits. Priarily, there is usually a trade off between location and quality of housing.
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Course rating
Recommended
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Subjects
- Arabic
- Credit
- Works
- Cultural Studies
- English
- Writing
- Part Time
- Communication Training
- Shakespeare
Course programme
Subjects of study include:
- Intercultural Communication: an Introduction
- Introduction to the Study of Language and Culture
- Keywords for Literary Studies
- Objects and Meaning: World Cultures in London Galleries and Museums
- Poetry and Politics
- Shakespeare and Performance
- The Arabic World and the Word
- What Is Literature? Genre Form History
- Culture(s) and Conflict(s): Representations of War, Conflict and Revolution across World Cultures
- Expressions of Arabic Culture
- Language, Power and Institutions: Decoding Dominant Narratives Making Memory: Culture, History and Representation
- Monsters
- Screening Memory through Food, Music and Childhood
- The Nineteenth Century
- The Novel
- Multilingual e-Collaboration: Transposing Current Affairs
- Travel Sickness
- Work Placement/Work Shadowing Experience in a Language/Culture Setting
- Writing Revolutions
- Developing Career Competences for Linguists
- Dreaming the Same Dream? Concepts of Happiness across Cultures
- Gender Matters: Femininities, Masculinities and Trans-Cultural Practice
- Issues in Theory
- Dissertation
- Modernism
- Narrating the Other: Politics and Literature
- People and Things on the Move: Identity, Place and Memory in and Across Diasporic Spaces
- Satire and the City
- Special Topic
- Themes in Arabic Studies
- Tragedy: Ancient to Modern
- What is the Contemporary? The Novel in Time After 1945
Credit Level 4
Subjects of study include:
Credit Level 5
Subjects of study include:
Credit Level 6
Arabic and English Literature