Year 1
Introduction to Critical Theory | Modern English | Introduction to Urban Literature | Social Theory | Introduction to Law | Employment Law | The World of Work.
BA [Hons] English + Equality
Studies
A unique opportunity to explore global equality, social justice and social inclusion in combination with the study of English literature. Take your interest in social justice to the next level while also exploring identity, race, ethnicity, disability, gender and sexuality in a unique learning environment. Diversity is essential to the future of society and the workplace, and equality studies are increasingly valued by employers, as they provide the tools, skills and legal framework to work in a diverse and inclusive environment.
There are opportunities to study abroad through an Erasmus Programme in Year 3. A work industry placement takes place in Year 3.
What will I do?
- Study a range of literary works, looking at their history, genre and themes.
- Critically examine the history of equality law, learning how to critique and analyse such legislation.
- Explore the relationship between representation, culture and politics.
- Develop skills in critical and analytical writing and thinking.
- Learn the skills necessary for human resource management.
- Examine what equality, diversity and inclusion mean in today’s organisations.
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What will I be able to do when I graduate?
Graduates can access a diverse variety of careers in politics, journalism, law, human rights and human resources. This course opens up opportunities in equality, diversity, inclusion, policy development and advocacy in governmental and non-governmental organizations, charities and international development agencies.
You will be eligible to apply for Professional Master in Education courses.