Major and Module Selection Instructions

Bachelor of Arts in English and History, Online, Continuous

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The purpose of this information sheet is to allow you to view all modules connected to the Qualification, optional and core.

You should print this sheet out and then continue to the next step where your registration will take place.

It is your responsibility to ensure that you register correctly.

Please only register for Modules you have not already completed, and intend to complete this year.

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Module Selection Instructions

1. Maximum number of modules you can register for in one academic year is 4. (However, students who do not have specific exemptions for the foundation modules can only take the two foundation modules in their first year) 

2. Please note that you can only register for a post foundation module in a subject if you have successfully passed the foundation module e.g.to register for HIS1002 or any post foundation History module you must have successfully completed HIS1001 (or have been granted an exemption from the HIS1001 module). 

3. Modules in the same subject must be taken in numerical order, except where two numerically adjacent modules are taken together in the same year, i.e. taking LIT1049 and LIT1050 together. 

4.You may select no more than two modules from the same subject in any academic year. 

5.LIT1053: Please note that this advanced module involves the completion of a dissertation. This type of module requires a high level of commitment and therefore students registering for LIT1053 should carefully consider the number of other modules they take in that academic year (the feasibility of taking this module in combination with other modules will, of course, depend on the capability of the student and the amount of time the student can dedicate to their studies). 

6. HIS1006: Please note that this advanced module involves the completion of a dissertation. This type of module requires a high level of commitment and therefore students registering for His6 should carefully consider the number of modules they take in that academic year (the feasibility of taking this module in combination with other modules will, of course, depend on the capability of the student and the amount of time the student can dedicate to their studies).

Optional Modules