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Provided by University Campus Suffolk This course offers a broad range of modules reflecting contemporary developments in the subject. Students study literary, film and digital texts in English, develop skills in close reading and examine traditional and contemporary theoretical approaches to the study of culture. The degree includes the study of language, literatures from different historical periods and regions of the world, opportunities for creative as well as critical writing and the chance to undertake a professional work placement. |
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Provided by University Campus Suffolk Students study literary, cultural and historical texts from a range of periods and regions. They examine traditional and contemporary theoretical approaches and intellectual debates. The degree is designed to develop skills in oral and written communication, independent thinking and the interpretation and critical analysis of historical evidence, and of literary and cultural texts. |
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Provided by University Campus Suffolk The study of History is a dynamic and ever-changing pursuit, shaped as much by the questions of the present as the events of the past. The course focuses on the experiences of individuals, families, communities, nations and empires and the ideas and events that shaped their place in history. The course not only investigates what happened in the past, but why it happened and what it tells us about society, culture, power, identity and the human condition. The course focuses on three main areas: British History; European and International History; and Family, Local and Community History. The course will teach students how to think and how to research, analyse, devise, express and defend their own ideas. |
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