English Literature and Sociology Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The English Literature and Sociology bachelor degree at Liverpool Hope University provides a comprehensive exploration of how written narratives and social structures shape our world. By studying these two disciplines in tandem, students develop a sophisticated understanding of the relationship between cultural expression and the organisation of modern society.

Why English Literature and Sociology at Liverpool Hope University?

Students benefit from an environment where academic excellence is prioritised, with over 80% of English research publications rated as world-leading or internationally excellent in the latest Research Excellence Framework. The university's location in Liverpool offers access to a thriving cultural scene, including the Central Library and The Reader Organisation. Learners also have the unique opportunity to work with rare books and manuscripts held within the university's special collections, bridging the gap between historical archives and contemporary social theory.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 15225 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

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Syllabus

This combined honours programme ensures that both subjects are studied equally throughout the duration of the degree. Modules may include:

• Literature
• Sociology
• Social Theory
• Research Methods
• Publishing
• Digital Technologies
• Social Justice

Careers with English Literature and Sociology

Graduates are equipped with advanced critical, analytical, and communication skills that are highly valued across various professional sectors. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for diverse roles in the creative and corporate worlds. Potential career paths for graduates of this programme include:

• Publishing and editorial roles
• Journalism and media production
• Teaching and education
• Marketing and communications
• Social research and policy analysis
• Creative industries

The degree emphasises the development of interpersonal and research skills, ensuring that students are prepared for industries that require a deep understanding of human behaviour and social change.