The telling of stories is at the core of the human condition. Studying the texts we write, the pasts we imagine, is a way to peer into ourselves.

English and History are natural complements. History provides a vital framework for understanding literary texts—and those texts in turn become part of history, part of how we interpret our past.

Our English and History programme treats the two in combination, giving you the chance to dive into key texts and issues whilst situating your learning against the grand sweep of history.

English on this course is designed to represent literature from as wide a range of periods, cultural contexts and global varieties as possible. It will balance poetry, prose and drama.

The History on this course is designed to develop students’ understanding of historical processes through the study of a range of periods and geographical contexts. Modules will take students on a journey from the early modern period to the present and embrace three identifiable strands: British Social and Cultural History; Family and Community History; and Comparative European and Imperial History.

Teaching patterns will support students with a wide range of abilities, needs and interests.

What is the Degree like?

Usual Entry Requirements

UCAS Tariff: 96 points
A Level: CCC
Pearson BTEC
L3 National Ext. Diploma: MMM
IELTS

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Applicants who do not meet the published entry requirements will be considered on an individual basis based upon prior learning and relevant experience.

Typical Module Diet

Period of Study

Three years full time

The University Studies at WSC Admissions Policy contains information on our English Language requirements.

Terms and Conditions can be found here.

Fees

£8,500 per year full-time
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Details of any incidental costs related on this course can be found on the course factsheet.

Study will be delivered at the University Centre at West Suffolk College.