BA Hons English and History in Nottingham United Kingdom | University of Nottingham

Course introductionEvery narrative holds meaning. This program is ideal for those passionate about uncovering fresh perspectives. Whether through literary works or delving into history to explore the mysteries of our predecessors' lives, locations, and milestones, these accounts help us understand our role in the world.This interdisciplinary program merges European and global historical studies with English language, literature, and theatrical works spanning from ancient texts to contemporary pieces. You'll examine selected topics, from the American Civil Rights Movement to the Crusades and British rule in India. Customize your studies by selecting from numerous elective courses focusing on historical personalities, occurrences, and concepts from 500 CE to modern times.As a dual-degree participant, you'll gain from the distinct skill-building approaches and evaluation techniques of both disciplines. While taught independently, you may integrate both fields in your final year research project.Program highlightsExpand your expertise -Explore subjects ranging from medieval times to the post-1945 global landscapeFor bibliophiles -Express your imagination in aUNESCO-designated Literary City,with academic and urban cultural opportunitiesSpecialization options -Focus your capstone project on either English or historical studiesExceptional student experience -100% endorsed 'the program stimulates intellectually', while 91% affirmed 'instructors make subjects engaging'. (2022 National Student Survey findings)Diverse skill development -Master historical investigation and discourse techniques while honing critical analysis of literary worksCreative outlets -Apply your abilities throughImpact Magazine,theCreative Writing Collective, or theLiterary Discourse platform.Top 20 UK English programs(The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024 and Complete University Guide 2024)Top 20UK History programs (Complete University Guide 2024)Evaluation structureOur curriculum uses modular delivery, featuring annual courses initially and semester-based units in subsequent years. Most modules assess progress at mid-point and conclusion.Evaluation formats -Incorporates written assignments, textual analyses, investigative projects, thesis work, verbal presentations, performances, and written tests. Specific requirements differ across modules and academic years.Career preparationEnglish and History graduates acquire these transferable competencies:analytical problem-solvingresearch organization and written compositiondata gathering and presentationcritical evaluationverbal and written expressionideas communication, including team-based projectsaudience-specific composition