BSc English and Sociology
Entry requirements
A level: CCC - CDD
About this course
BSc (Hons) in English, combining literary and linguistic study with sociology. Core topics include Research Methods and Social & Cultural Analysis. The programme incorporates an integrated placement year, during which students may work or study in the UK or abroad. Modules cover areas including stylistics, corpus linguistics, sociolinguistics, and social theory.
Modules
- The Novel Through Time
- Stylistics
- Introduction to Language Study
- Introduction to Social Theory
- Becoming a Social Scientist
- Reading and Society
- Written Text Analysis
- Advanced Social Theory
- Research Methods
- Language and Style
- Post-apocalyptic Fiction
- Introduction to Corpus Linguistics
- Literature in Film
- English Language Teaching
- Language at Work
- Spoken Discourse Analysis
- Language in the News Media
- Intercultural Communication
- Professional Communication
- Language of the Law
- Advanced Topics in Sociolinguistics
- Advanced Research Methods
- Social Theory for a Changing World
- Global Society
- Embodiment, Deviance and Feminist Theory
- Media and Society
- Organising for Social Justice
- Material Worlds: Culture, Objects and Practices
- Racisms
- Welfare
- Digital Methods in Social Science and the Humanities
- Integrated Placement Year
- Dissertation (Sociology)
- Dissertation (English)
- Cognition and Style
- Marriage and Literature: Class, Race, Gender and Money
- Language and Literature in Education
- Ghouls, Goths and Vampires
- Leadership and Management Communication
- Advanced Leadership and Management Communication
- Creative Writing
- Language as Evidence
- Child Language Development
- Learning English
- Language, Contact and Globalisation
- Reading and Wellbeing
- Work, Organisations and Society
- Bodies, Power and Resistance
- Pregnancy and Politics
- Education for the 21st Century
- Religion and Society
- Migration, Borders and Belonging
- Elites
- Ecocide: Environmental Harms and Social Justice