Typical offerAAB-ABB; IB: 34-32; Required subjectsGCE AL English Literature grade B; IB English HL5.Candidates may offer either GCE AL English Literature or English Language and Literature.
The Cornwall Exeter English degree is a classic English degree covering the history of English literature, with a focus on writing from 1580 to the present. This programme gives you the opportunity to study a broad and stimulating range of literatures from their ancestry in classical, Old English and medieval texts to the excitement of studying contemporary literary and cultural works. The programme combines a strong foundation in historically-based core modules with specialization in a range of innovative options, including creative writing.
Typical offerAAB-ABB; IB: 34-32; Required subjectsGCE AL English Literature grade B; IB English HL5.Candidates may offer either GCE AL English Literature or English Language and Literature.
The Cornwall Exeter English degree is a classic English degree covering the history of English literature, with a focus on writing from 1580 to the present. This programme gives you the opportunity to study a broad and stimulating range of literatures from their ancestry in classical, Old English and medieval texts to the excitement of studying contemporary literary and cultural works. The programme combines a strong foundation in historically-based core modules with specialization in a range of innovative options.
Typical offerAAB-ABB; IB: 34-32; Required subjectsGCE AL English Literature grade B; IB English HL5.Candidates may offer either GCE AL English Literature or English Language and Literature.
The BA English and History combines the investigation of English texts with a study of their historical context, developing your appreciation of the complex relationship between texts and the past. You will enhance your understanding of the ways in which literature reflects and recalls the past as well as the way in which knowledge of the past informs literary readings.You will learn to engage imaginatively in the process of understanding and analysing complex and sophisticated problems in the two disciplines by critical approaches that blend detailed and broad levels of analysis.
Typical offerAAB-ABB; IB: 34-32; Required subjectsGCE AL English Literature grade B; IB English HL5.Candidates may offer either GCE AL English Literature or English Language and Literature.
The BA English and History combines the investigation of English texts with a study of their historical context, developing your appreciation of the complex relationship between texts and the past. You will enhance your understanding of the ways in which literature reflects and recalls the past as well as the way in which knowledge of the past informs literary readings.You will learn to engage imaginatively in the process of understanding and analysing complex and sophisticated problems in the two disciplines by critical approaches that blend detailed and broad levels of analysis.
The Single Honours programme offers the opportunity to study an exciting range of films from different periods and international contexts; you will watch films from American, European, Asian and African cinemas. You will gain a deep and wide ranging knowledge of film as a cultural, social, industrial and global phenomenon and familiarity with different conceptual and theoretical approaches to film. The range of films studied will equip you to understand the complex histories of the medium as well as how important issues of cultural difference are raised through cinema, giving you the tools and vocabulary to take a questioning attitude to your own culture. We encourage you to make the most of the facilities available to broaden and enhance your study of film, not just on campus but also through the lively film culture (festivals, art-house cinema, media facilities) in the city itself.
The Single Honours programme offers the opportunity to study an exciting range of films from different periods and international contexts; you will watch films from American, European, Asian and African cinemas. You will gain a deep and wide ranging knowledge of film as a cultural, social, industrial and global phenomenon and familiarity with different conceptual and theoretical approaches to film. The range of films studied will equip you to understand the complex histories of the medium as well as how important issues of cultural difference are raised through cinema, giving you the tools and vocabulary to take a questioning attitude to your own culture. We encourage you to make the most of the facilities available to broaden and enhance your study of film, not just on campus but also through the lively film culture (festivals, art-house cinema, media facilities) in the city itself.
