This course combines the study of English and History to explore how key historical events relate to literature through time. Students will investigate English literature from across the world and societal changes from the medieval period to the present. By doing so, they will gain a deeper understanding of the connections between English and History, fostering an appreciation for literature and the relevance of historical contexts in today’s world. The program encourages imaginative engagement with texts, critical analysis, and debates on major societal shifts. Students also learn to articulate well-reasoned arguments, enhance their academic writing skills, and explore professional development opportunities. Optional modules include studying abroad, learning a modern language, or gaining TESOL certification, broadening global perspectives and cultural awareness.
Why this course is highly recommended
If you are passionate about literature and history and want to understand how the past influences the present, this course offers a comprehensive and engaging learning experience. It sharpens your skills in reasoning, argumentation, and communication, which are highly valued in many careers. The opportunity to study abroad or gain additional qualifications like TESOL also makes it an attractive choice for those seeking a global outlook.
The course focuses on the interdisciplinary connections between English literature and History, examining societal themes such as war, gender, religion, and revolution across different cultures and eras. This integrated approach helps students develop critical thinking and analytical skills applicable to many fields.
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
18.68L
Living cost

English language test
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