Summary
This course is subject to revalidation in 2018/19 and therefore may be subject to change.
This programme enables you to develop analytical skills by exploring a diverse range of texts, including novels, poems, plays, films, images and graphic novels. You will look at how meaning is created through language and form and at relationships between texts and contemporary cultural issues.
All of City College Norwich’s Degree programmes are validated by the UEA, meaning that the quality of the awards you get is assured by a world renowned Higher Education organisation.
You will be expected to come into college for two days per week. Teaching will involve lectures, guest speakers, small group sessions or seminars, tutorials, workshops, visits to historical sites, theatre and cinema trips.
You will be expected to take responsibility for your own learning. This might involve writing up lecture notes, preparing assignments, researching future seminar topics or general reading around the subject.
UCAS Code Q320
Unistats for this course
Why our College?
Outstanding Progression
97% of our full time gradates and 100% of our part time graduates are in employment of further study 6 months after completing their degree (Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes).
This places our College in the top 10% of providers and provides you with excellent routes to get you to where you want to be.
Flexible Study Options
Most of our courses require no more than two days attendance at college. This means you can continue to work alongside your studies and balance other commitments.
Smaller Class Sizes
Our smaller class sizes mean you get all the support you need during studies. This is a crucial difference to larger universities and provides you with access to your lecturers when you need them.
Entry Requirements
We attract students from varied backgrounds and encourage them to reach their full potential. A minimum of 80 tariff points is usually required but we have no standard offer as we take into account your reference, motivation and commitment to the course, as well as any projected or actual A level grades or other qualifications. We welcome students from Access Diplomas and applicants may be invited to interview.
Applications from students whose first language is not English are welcome. For International students we require evidence of proficiency in English (including writing, speaking, listening and reading), the required minimum is: IELTS (SELT) 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components). Please contact the Advice shop for advice and guidance. International candidates are also actively encouraged to access the International Students webpage
Assessment
All modules are assessed at the end of the term and some modules have additional mid-term assignments. We use various assessment methods, including examinations, essays, in class assessments, presentations, creative writing exercises and portfolios, dissertations and projects.
Progression
Students have moved on to PGCE or other Teacher Training courses. Others have gone on complete Masters degrees and Doctorates.
Career Progression
Graduates may wish to move into teaching, journalism, public relations, marketing or publishing
Fees
Course fee per year: £7,500
