English Literature and Language
Training
In London
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Type
Training
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Location
London
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Duration
3 Years
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Different dates available
The combination of English language and English literature will appeal if you are interested in the reciprocity between language study and the reading of literary texts. It is a course that prepares you for detailed textual reading from both an analytical and aesthetic point of view, and is particularly suitable for those considering a career in editing, teaching English, or in any field in which writing style or the presentation of text is central. This degree is particularly distinctive in offering the opportunity to focus on both formal, theoretical language study as well as more traditional humanities-based linguistics such as discourse analysis. The course will provide you with a strong understanding of stylistic and grammatical issues, and of the principles of textual analysis, as well as developing your skills in communication and equipping you with the transferable and cognitive skills necessary for lifelong personal and professional development. Depending on whether the course is taken as a joint Honours or a major/ minor combination, the balance of the two subject areas varies. You will be able to study literature from Old English to the present day, including texts from outside the usual 'literary canon', while developing your understanding of the English language, the way it works and the way it may vary between different texts. You will have the opportunity to consider the tools of both literary analysis and language research in some detail. You will also consider the wider context in which literary works have been produced by focusing on the broader context of Western history and thought, and art and culture more generally. You will have the opportunity to examine a range of other cultural texts, such as architecture and the visual arts, and there is a wide range of additional topics available through option modules; you can also take a Westminster elective module from across the University in each year of study. In Year 3 you can complete a
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One of the following (or an equivalent qualification): A Levels – BCC including English or at least one humanities-related subject International Baccalaureate – 28 points including a minimum of 5 points in Higher Level English A or 6 points in Higher English B Pearson BTEC Level 3 Extended National Diploma - DMM in a creative subject BTEC Level 3 National Diploma – DM with a humanities A Level Grade C or BC at A Level including a humanities subject plus Merit in a BTEC Subsidiary Diploma Access to HE Diploma - 45 credits at Level 3, with a minimum of 33 Level
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Subjects
- English Language
- Credit
- Works
- Teaching
- English
- Art
- University
- Writing
- Joint
Course programme
Subjects of study include:
- Introduction to Language and Literature
- KeyWords
- English Literature and Language Tutorial
- Language Myths
- Poetry
- Shakespeare and Performance
- What is Literature?
- Words, Meaning and Texts
- Child Language Acquisition
- History and Discourse
- English Literature and Language Tutorial
- Literary Linguistics
- Making Memory
- Monsters
- The Nineteenth Century
- The Novel
- Travel Sickness
- Writing Revolutions
- Applied Language Studies
- Issues in Theory
- English Literature and Language Dissertation
- Language and Power
- Language Contact and Change
- Language Form
- Modernism
- Professional Experience and Development
- Satire, Morality and the City
- Special Topic
- Studies in Literary Language
- Tragedy
- What is the Contemporary?
Credit Level 4
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Credit Level 5
Subjects of study include:
Credit Level 6
English Literature and Language