Leeds University Business School courses

...to broaden your learning by studying discovery modules. Find out more on the Broadening webpages. Learning and teaching Our tutors in the School of Languages...

...but you’ll take fewer optional and discovery modules so you can fit in both subjects. You’ll spend your first year taking core modules that introduce you...

...You’ll then choose from an impressive range of optional modules on topics as diverse as medieval romances, the French Revolution, postcolonial cinema and Francophone Africa...

...appreciate works by writers such as Homer, Virgil, Aeschylus, Apuleius, Aristotle and Ovid, all read in English translation, offering a window onto Ancient...

...Aeneid or Homer's Iliad Evidence and Enquiry in Classics 20 credits Virgil's Aeneid Homer's Iliad Optional modules Traversing Time: The Voyage of...

...and apply your knowledge and skills to a major research project in either subject in your final year. Classical Literature In your first year you’ll study... Learn about: Russian Language...

...World 10 credits Year 2 Compulsory modules Year Abroad in Thailand 120 credits Year 3 Compulsory modules The Making of Modern Thailand 20 credits Intermediate...

...Statistics for Economics and Business 1 10 credits Economic Controversies 10 credits Year 2 Compulsory modules Intermediate Microeconomics 10 credits Economics... Learn about: Human Geography...

...In history you’ll keep some balance across historical periods, but you’ll choose from options in both subjects so you can tailor your degree to suit you... Learn about: Economic Theory...

...wide range of optional modules to pursue the topics that appeal to you, from health or labour economics to realism, epistemology, ethics and feminist philosophy... Learn about: Economic Theory...

...theories of development and international relations. In economics, you could learn more about theories of economic growth or macroeconomic policy... Learn about: International Relations, Political Theory...

...Collections – a valuable resource for your original research. In your first year, you’ll choose modules across the spectrum of poetry, prose and drama... Learn about: World Literature, Comparative Literature...

...such as sustainability and climate change, and is taught jointly by the School of English and the School of Earth and Environment. The course is part... Learn about: Climate Change...

...As well as the rich cultural life of the city itself, our Language Centre offers an extensive lending library of foreign-language films for students of world cinema... Learn about: Creative Writing, Film Studies...

...Assessment We use different means of assessment to develop your skills, including exams and essays. Extended projects may also be assessed components in some modules...

...You’ll have the chance to put them into practice when you complete your final year research project on a topic of your choice. Course structure These are...

...over the next two years. In English, you’ll take core modules focusing on literature in your choice of time periods and choose from a wide range of optional modules...

...optional modules available are shown below. Please contact us for more details of the requirements and choices available. Medieval Literature 20 credits...

...writing from around the world. Core modules will give you a thorough grounding in the development of literature in English over time, while optional modules... Learn about: Social Policy...

...right through to contemporary fiction, as well as optional modules on everything from children’s literature to post-Apartheid narratives and the politics of language...