BA (Hons) English Literature and History

The English Literature and History BA (Hons) at Lancaster University is a combined major course that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of English literature in conjunction with a thorough study of history. The course is designed for those passionate about both subjects and who wish to gain theoretical and practical skills for their future careers.Course Content: The English Literature and History course comprises a variety of modules that cover periods from the Renaissance to the present day. In English Literature, students will explore the richness of English language and literature, sketching its transformative impact on societies, cultures and people. The History part of the course allows students to look at past societies and events in detail, exploring various aspects such as conflict resolution, cultural transformation, economic development, governance and more.Key Modules: Some of the notable modules include 'From Gods to Heroes: Greek Literature in Translation', 'Writing the Contemporary', 'The Age of Discovery, 1350-1750', 'The Cold War', and 'Women in History'.Accreditations: The course does not specify any accreditations. Future Careers: Graduates from this course can expect to work in diverse sectors which value creativity, critical thinking, and excellent communication skills. These sectors include creative writing, journalism, publishing, teaching, and heritage industries. Others continue into further study and research.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.