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BA (Hons) in Anthropology and English Literature (joint honours), Oxford Brookes University
Oxford - UK,
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36 Months
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About this course
This joint honours course lets you explore your interests in Anthropology and English Literature while building a strong foundation in each discipline. You'll gain personal and professional skills that can help shape your future career. The program is designed to help you develop your knowledge gradually and become an independent learner. In Anthropology, you'll learn what makes us human, what influences our diversity, and how we relate to our environment. The English Literature part allows you to study both British and global literatures, with a focus on developing literary critical skills through various modules. The course is ranked 16th in the Guardian Anthropology and Archaeology subject league ranking 2025 and is part of the Top 20 in the UK for these subjects.
Why this course is highly recommended
This program is ideal for students with a passion for understanding human diversity and literature, offering a unique combination of these disciplines. It prepares students with critical thinking, communication, intercultural understanding, and research skills, which are highly valued across many career paths. The supportive learning environment, diverse assessment methods, and the opportunity to specialise in areas of personal interest make it an attractive choice.
Specialisation
The course offers a broad spectrum of topics within Anthropology and English Literature, allowing students to follow their own interests, especially from the second year onward. Students can focus on areas like human origins, archaeology, international development, environment, conservation, urbanisation, utopian societies, artificial intelligence, or even witchcraft for their final year projects and dissertation.
Course fees
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
17.68L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
Applicants typically need 104 UCAS Tariff Points, which can be achieved with grades like BCC at A-level, 29 IB points, or DMM BTEC results. The course also accepts applicants with European, international qualifications, or recognised foundation courses. Specific English language requirements are also necessary for non-native speakers.
English language test
TOEFL
81
DUOLINGO
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PTE
71
IELTS
6.5
Career prospects
Graduates from this program develop skills in critical thinking, problem solving, communication, and intercultural understanding, which are highly attractive to employers. Career options include NGOs, charities, social work, publishing, public relations, marketing, teaching, media, journalism, and civil service. Many students also pursue postgraduate studies, often at Oxford Brookes.
FAQs
What are the entry requirements for this course?
Applicants generally need 104 UCAS Tariff Points, such as BCC at A-level, with specific English language requirements also applicable.
Can international students apply?
Yes, international applicants with recognized qualifications are encouraged to apply, and there are pathways like foundation courses if needed.
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