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Philosophy and English Literature (BA) - ARU (Cambridge)
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Philosophy and English Literature (BA) - ARU (Cambridge)

Anglia Ruskin University (Cambridge)
CambridgeUK
On campus
Full-time
€18,027.13/year
 2568 Points
Duration
3 Years
Language
English

Program Description

The Bachelor in Philosophy and English Literature (BA) at Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) will allow you to imbue your creative writing with a consideration of universal questions, creating literature with substance as well as style.

You’ll be introduced to the biggest puzzles that have fascinated humans for centuries, as well as finding out how the greatest minds have tried to solve them. You’ll also discover the importance of English literature; how it is affected by the culture, language, technology and economics of the period, but also how it influences readers and society itself. By studying English literature you will, in turn, explore many other subjects, including history, politics, religion, psychology and the history of art.

Notes:
• Tuition fees for students who have citizens' rights after Brexit: £9,250/year

Entry Requirements

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Curriculum

Year 1

Introduction to English Literature 1

Reason and Argument: An Introduction to Philosophy

Introduction to English Literature 2

World Philosophies

Year 2

Ethics in Theory and Practice

Modernism and the City

The European Novel: Desire and Transgression

Philosophy of Art and Image

Ruskin Module

Optional modules:

AI and Philosophies of the Future

Descartes and the Rationalists

Romantic Conflicts

Reading Beyond Britain

Writing World War One: Trauma, Memory, Resistance

Science Fiction

Contemporary Issues in Stylistics

Working with Philosophy

Kant and the Empiricists

Victorian Literature and Culture

Dialogue and Debate: More to Milton

History of English

Writing Short Fiction

Making A Difference

Anglia Language Programme

Year 3

Undergraduate Major Project - Philosophy

Spectacle and Representation in Renaissance Drama

Concepts of Good and Evil

Optional modules:

Experiencing God

Writing Poetry

Elizabeth Gaskell and the Brontës

Renaissance Magic

Knowledge, Truth and Doubt

Careers with English

Language, Flesh, Philosophy

Heidegger and Phenomenology

Theorising Children's Literature

Romantic Ideals

Contemporary Fiction

Anglia Language Programme

Careers

The problem-solving, critical and creative skills you’ll develop on this course will be particularly useful for a range of careers in areas such as:

  • teaching
  • journalism
  • local government
  • publishing
  • charity administration and management
  • librarianship
  • digital and media roles
  • project management
  • PR and marketing
  • start-ups and online companies
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