B.A. English and History

• Historical Methods
• Society and Culture in Twentieth Century Europe
• Literary History 1
• Literary Theory
• History Skills Foundation
• Introduction to Poetry

• Masses and Modernity, 1750-1914
• Literary History 2

Options including:

• Eighteenth Century and Romantic Literature
• Early Modern Drama
• American Literature
• Nation and Travel
• Victorian Literature and Visual Culture
• Empires and Identities 1750 - 1914
• Introduction to Historical Research
• Europe’s Maritime Empire 1600-1800
• In Darkest England: Culture And Conflict In The City 1790 - 1860
• Colonialism And End Of Empire In French Africa
• Race, Slavery And Emancipation In The Americas
• Learning From Experience
• Literary Prizes And Public Acclaim
• Languages (University Wide Option)
• Learning from Experience (Faculty Wide Option)

• Dissertation: an independent research project, in either English or History
• History Special Subjects I and II:

These units allow you to conduct in-depth study on specific topics, using both primary and secondary sources.

Options from:

• Early Modern Literature and the Bible
• Enlightenment: Literature, Culture & Modernity
• Magical Realism
• Margaret Atwood
• Postmodern Historical Fiction
• Tracing Borders: Women & Writing 1890-1940
• Twentieth Century Avant-Garde Fiction
• Friendship, Community & Identity in 17th Century Poetry
• Charles Dickens
• European Literary Decadence
• Consuming Fictions: Food & Appetite in Victorian Culture
• Holocaust Literatures
• Renaissance Poetry: Ben Jonson to Katherine Phillips
• US Masculinities
• (Re) writing Revenge on the Early Modern Stage
• Learning from Experience