New College of the Humanities
Course Introduction
The English major combines the broad historical coverage of traditional English degrees with distinctive features reflecting the College’s liberal arts tradition. These include the study of rhetoric, the study of stylistics, and comparison between literatures in English, literatures in different languages, different art forms, and between literary criticism and cognate disciplines. Economics complements the English major with a rich understanding of how societies can create and distribute wealth, and how doing so has shaped our lives and lives past.
Course Modules
In your first year: English major: Criticism (30 credits) and Literature 1830 ' 1900 (30 credits) and Literature 1700 ' 1830 (30 credits); Economics minor: Economic Principles (30 credits);
In your second year: English major: Literary Kinds (30 credits) and Literature 1550 ' 1700 (30 credits) and Literature 1900 ' present (30 credits); Economics minor: Economic Development (30 credits);
In your third year: English major: North American Literature (30 credits) and Cultures of London (30 credits) and Comparative Literature (30 credits); Economics minor: Political Economy (30 credits)
Start Date:
09/2019
| Duration & Attendance | Qualification | Tuition fees | Fee type |
|---|---|---|---|
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3 years Full Time |
Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons) | £9,250 | Home Fees |
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3 years Full Time |
Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons) | £14,000 | Overseas Fees |