BA English Literature and French with placement
Entry requirements
A level: BBB. Alternatively, ABC with grades of AB in the required subjects IB: 32 BTEC: DDM
About this course
BA (Hons) in English Language and Literature and French and Francophone Studies. Core topics include Communication & Writing, Critical & Analytical Thinking, Language & Translation, Design & Creative Practice, and Research Methods. Students complete a four-year programme incorporating a period abroad placement.
Modules
- Ab Initio Language I: Foundations
- French For Academic Study
- Skills For Language Specialists
- Ab Initio Language Ii: Developing Skills
- French For The Professional World
- France And The French-Speaking World
- Thinking Like A Critic
- Literary Histories
- French For Research Projects
- Gender And Sexuality In Contemporary Texts And Cultures
- Elements Of Narrative
- Nineteenth-Century Literature And Culture
- Translation French-English I
- Introduction To Tefl
- Writing Poetry: Composition And Craft
- Understanding Popular Culture: From Dickens To Disney
- Medieval Literature: Monsters, Mystics And Demons
- Social Justice Across Communities, Cultures And Disciplines
- The Gothic Imagination, 1800S - Present
- Modernism
- Idea Lab
- France Since 1945: Politics, The Economy And Society
- Contemporary Postcolonial Fictions And Cultures
- Science Fiction
- Writing The Victorians: Neo-Victorianism In Contemporary Culture
- Translation English-French I
- Introduction To Sociolinguistics
- Contemporary Storytelling
- Romantic Literature: 1789-1830
- Teaching Languages And Literature
- Communication In Society
- Life Writing
- Music In Contemporary Culture: Appreciating Music Today
- Short Dissertation (Optional)
- Contemporary Shakespeare
- Queer Ecologies And Environmental Literature
- Translation English-French Ii
- Advanced French Language Skills
- Beat Writing
- Social Justice Across Communities, Cultures And Disciplines
- Significant Others:: Victorian Creative Partnerships
- Mobilities Of Nation And Empire: Victorian Literature 1850-1890
- Understanding Popular Culture: From Dickens To Disney
- Language Diversity
- Building Stories- Methods And Materials Of Contemporary Writing
- Reading And Reimagining Medieval Romance
- Introduction To Artificial Intelligence For Translators And Interpreters
- Audiovisual Translation
- Screenwriting
- Short Dissertation (Optional)
- The Arts In The French-Speaking World
- Writing Gaming
- Children'S Literature
- Medieval Women'S Writing
- Translation French-English Ii
- Magic, Mysticism, And Modernity
- The 21St Century Writer: Fiction And Responsibility
- Rule Breakers, Upstarts & Genre Rapscallions: Genre Writing From Commercial To Subversive
- Queer Studies Now
- Dissertation
- Creative Writing Submission
- Long Dissertation
- Professional Training Module