651 Bachelor's degrees in British Studies

The programme in Anthropology and English from University of Malta will provide you with an intricate and wide academic understanding of the subject-matter. 

This one-year Film and English with Year Abroad - Undergraduate Foundation Programme (UFP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

This one-year (2-semester) Media and English - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus London prepares the students to progress to an undergraduate degree at Goldsmiths, University of London. 

The programme of study in English with History of Art (Hons) from University of Malta will help you explore the history and modes of literature and language across time, dating from Ancient Greece to the contemporary life.

This English Literature and Theatre course from the University of Reading enables you to explore a broad range of topics across English literature and theatre, as well as areas where the two subjects overlap.

The English Language and English Literature (Hons) BA programme offered at De Montfort University combines study of the history, structures, uses and contexts of English as a world language with study of literature in English from the medieval era to the 21st century.

The writers of Britain and America are deeply connected. They share common language, readers, and reference points. And they’re also very different. University of East Anglia's English and American Literature (3 Years) (Hons) degree explores the commonalities and differences. 

Explore  (Hons) English with Foundation degree delivered by University of Plymouth from medieval legends to modern crime fiction. Shape your own experience, study creatively and benefit from close support.

The programme of study in English with French (Hons) from University of Malta will help you explore the history and modes of literature and language across time, dating from Ancient Greece to the contemporary life.

This one-year English Language and Linguistics - Undergraduate Foundation Programme (UFP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

The programme of study in English with Psychology (Hons) from University of Malta will help you explore the history and modes of literature and language across time, dating from Ancient Greece to the contemporary life.

The programme of study in English with International Relations (Hons) from University of Malta will help you explore the history and modes of literature and language across time, dating from Ancient Greece to the contemporary life.

Unpick film theory and analyse what we see on the screen while learning how to interpret texts with a critical eye with our English and Film Studies with Year Abroad (Hons) degree from Queen Mary University of London. 

Develop core career skills and delve into the world of literature, with the English course from University of Canterbury.

The English Literature (Hons) degree at University of Greenwich offers the chance to explore how literary texts in English have reflected, engaged with, and shaped the world.

 If you want a degree that lets you study amazing texts from all over the world while developing your own writing, this English Literature with Creative Writing (Hons) course at University of Huddersfield could be the ideal course for you.

Discover a world of literature at the English (Hons) programme at University of York. Gain valuable skills that will set you up for a range of careers.

Whether you want to walk in Shakespeare’s footsteps or unpick the latest trends in romantasy, the English Literature (Hons) degree at University of Birmingham will help you define your own literary adventure. Come to Brum and write the next chapter of your story.

This one-year English - Creative and Professional Writing - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus Sunderland offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Sunderland.

The English Studies (Hons) (with Foundation Year) course from Teesside University develops your knowledge of classic and contemporary texts, genres and periods ranging from 18th-century and Victorian literature to modern, postmodern and 21st-century literature and culture, from British and international contexts.