Programmes & Modules Handbook

B.A. English and History of Art with a Year in Computer Science Full-time

Year: 2
2022/23 Session

For students taking 40 credits worth of Art History modules there are no compulsory modules from Art History.

Students taking 60 or 80 credits in Art History must take the following modules: modules:

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
LI Art History in the Field: Overseas Study Trip	10 24005	10	Semester 1
LI Research Techniques in History of Art	10 24008	10	Semester 2

Students taking 40 credits of Art History

Students choose 40 credits of Level I modules provided annually by the department.

Students taking 60 or 80 credits of Art History

Students choose additional Level I modules provided annually by the department to a combined total of 60 or 80 credits.

Depending on the number of credits students opt to take in Art History, optional module choices may be restricted (please refer to the Art History student handbook and module choice information).

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
LI Art, Architecture and Design in Fin-de-Siècle Vienna	10 24000	20	Semester 2
LI Art, Race and the British Empire, 1837-1901: Contexts, Approaches, Legacies	09 37040	20	Semester 1
LI Inside the Gallery: Curating an Exhibition	09 34891	20	Semester 1
LI Political Art	09 31897	20	Semester 1
LI Post-War: Art in Britain After the Second World War	10 30805	20	Semester 2
LI Power, Society, Politics: Religious Art in Northern Europe, c. 1400-1600	09 24247	20	Semester 1
LI Real and Ideal: Art and Society in Mid Nineteenth Century France	10 37928	20
LI Renaissance Art in Italy and the Netherlands c.1400-60	10 24004	20	Semester 2

English Literature Pathway
All students should choose two modules from the Histories of Literature options available, one per semester irrespective of whether they are taking 40, 60 or 80 credits in English Literature. Any restrictions relating to which Histories of Literature modules must be taken together will be provided to students during the module allocation process. An indicative list of Histories of Literature options is provided below:

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
LI Critical Encounters with Late Medieval Literature	09 37893	20	Semester 1
LI Decadents and Moderns	09 36227	20	Semester 1
LI Earliest English	09 37686	20	Semester 2
LI Literature 1950-Present	09 36230	20	Semester 2
LI Popular Fiction Before the Novel	09 37896	20	Semester 1
LI Renaissance Poetry	09 36225	20	Semester 2
LI Restoration and Revolution	09 36228	20	Semester 2
LI Romantics and Victorians	09 36226	20	Semester 1

Students taking 80 credits in English Literature will be required to take LI Shakespeare: Elizabethan and LI Shakespeare Jacobean in addition to a "Themes in Literature" option.
Students taking 60 credits in English Literature will be required to take EITHER LI Shakespeare: Elizabethan and LI Shakespeare Jacobean OR a "Themes in Literature" option.
An indicative list of ‘Themes in Literature’ options is provided below (parts A & B must be taken together).

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
LI Colonial/Postcolonial A	09 33252	10	Semester 1
LI Colonial/Postcolonial B	09 33254	10	Semester 2
LI Digital Futures A	09 33258	10	Semester 1
LI Digital Futures B	09 33260	10	Semester 2
LI Gender and Sexuality Studies A	09 37157	10	Semester 1
LI Gender and Sexuality Studies B	09 37158	10	Semester 2
LI Public English A	09 33893	10	Semester 1
LI Public English B	09 33894	10	Semester 2
LI Rags and Riches: Wealth and Poverty in American Literature and Culture A	09 33266	10	Semester 1
LI Rags and Riches: Wealth and Poverty in American Literature and Culture B	09 33268	10	Semester 2
LI Shakespeare: Elizabethan	09 33587	10	Semester 1
LI Shakespeare: Jacobean	09 33588	10	Semester 2
LI The Gothic A	09 33274	10	Semester 1
LI The Gothic B	09 33277	10	Semester 2
LI The Uses of Genre: Nefarious Plots, Cheap Thrills, and the Search for Meaning A	09 33589	10	Semester 1
LI The Uses of Genre: Nefarious Plots, Cheap Thrills, and the Search for Meaning B	09 33590	10	Semester 2
LI Tragedy A	09 33279	10	Semester 1
LI Tragedy B	09 33281	10	Semester 2