BA (Hons) in Education Studies and English, Bishop Grosseteste University

Lincoln,

36 Months

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About this course

This course offers a vibrant engagement with English Literature supported by a thorough understanding of Education Studies in a global context. It combines the study of great literary works from various periods and regions, such as Sophocles, Ali Smith, Chaucer, and contemporary authors, with modules exploring how education influences society. You will develop skills in critical analysis, creative expression, and research, alongside gaining insights into the purpose and practice of education. The program emphasizes a broad perspective on education, encouraging students to think about how learning can be optimized in diverse settings worldwide. With a strong focus on both literature and education, you will be prepared for careers in teaching, education-related fields, or further postgraduate study.

Why this course is highly recommended

This course is highly recommended because it offers a contemporary and issues-based approach to education in a global society, supported by a dedicated and encouraging teaching team that prioritizes personalized feedback. It combines theoretical understanding with practical experiences through placements, preparing students for a variety of careers or further study. The engagement with diverse literature enhances critical thinking and communication skills, which are highly valued across many fields. The course’s strong reputation for teaching quality and student satisfaction makes it an excellent choice for those interested in education and literature.

Specialisation

The course uniquely combines Education Studies and English Literature, allowing students to explore big questions about learning, society, and literary creativity. Modules cover topics such as educational inequality, learning theories, research methods, social justice, and curriculum debates, alongside a broad range of literary genres, periods, and themes. This integrated approach supports students interested in understanding both how education shapes society and the power of literature to influence human experience.

Course fees

Application fees

14.36L

1st year tuition fees

14.36L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Applicants typically need 96-112 UCAS tariff points from qualifications such as A/AS Levels, BTEC, IB, Cambridge Pre-U, or Extended Project. The course also welcomes a range of other qualifications that meet these points, with additional information available on the UCAS website. If you do not meet the usual entry requirements, Foundation Year courses are available as an alternative route into the degree.

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Career prospects

Graduates of this course enjoy high employability and are in demand in various sectors. Many go on to complete teacher training and become primary or secondary teachers. Others find opportunities in education-related fields, health, social care, museums, charities, and more. The skills developed during the course also prepare students for careers in publishing, journalism, public policy, human resources, and media industries, among others. Further postgraduate study is also a viable path.

FAQs

What modules will I study in this course?

You will study a wide range of modules, including Understanding Education Inequality, Perspectives on Learning, Introduction to Literary Studies, Gothic Literature, Poetry, Shakespeare, and many more covering themes from Victorian literature to modern environmental literature and contemporary issues in education.

Are there work placements included?

Yes, the course integrates placements in schools or other education-related settings, allowing you to gain practical experience and develop employability skills.