BA (Hons) History and English
Introduction
Develop an understanding of past societies, social change, and how history is expressed through literature.
History and literature are fascinating subjects. By studying both at University Centre West Anglia (UcWA), you'll learn to analyse and express complex ideas.
You'll discover how social and political contexts shape human perception and cultural expression, and how accounts of historical events can be shaped by conventions of narrative and drama.
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Fees and paying for university
Facilities
Facilities at UcWA
Study at University Centre West Anglia and benefit from facilities including:
- 14 digitally-enabled classrooms
- 120-seat multimedia lecture theatre
- a Learning Resource Centre, containing traditional and modern resources to enhance your learning
- depending on your course, you may use the £2.5m Creative Studios building.
Careers
A substantial proportion of UcWA graduates have gone on to postgraduate study, mainly postgraduate certificates in education.
Graduates seeking a career in primary and secondary school teaching have very quickly been offered full-time jobs with on-the-job teacher training in either English or History or both subjects. They're now in leadership positions in their schools and colleges or local authorities. Others have progressed from teaching into education management and special needs support.
Graduates also seek careers in journalism, publishing, marketing and PR, in public administration, social work, the caring professions, and in library or museum work.
University Centre West Anglia
Our partnership with University Centre West Anglia lets you study for an ARU degree in the heart of historic King's Lynn.
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