(Hons) English Literatures and Law

Overview

Why choose this course?

In the (Hons) English Literatures and Law course at University of Wolverhampton you will be able to explore a wide range of literatures, from the canonical to the popular, from diverse authors. You will have opportunities to study modules that provide you with the foundations of legal knowledge in preparation for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination.

We focus in particular on the politics, ethics, and ideologies of cultural representation, and issues of equality and diversity in literatures, culture, and society. You will be taught by friendly, welcoming staff, who are dedicated to working with you to enable you to achieve your full potential. You will have the opportunity to participate in sessions with internationally renowned literary critics, award-winning novels and poets. You will have the opportunity to participate in our Literatures@Wolves Culture Programme, including visits to sites of regional, national and international interest, with regular events on campus, theatre performances, visits to museums, galleries and events. You will have embedded opportunities for assessment and work experience that plays to your strengths, and that will support your skills for employment on graduation. You will be supported to complete a Student Record of Achievement, a record of skills and experiences to present to prospective employers.