预科课程（荣誉）文学士/英语

如果您有潜力学习学位课程，但您不符合入学要求，那么预科课程可以弥补这一差距–为进入第一年打下基础。建立您的信心，并让您在所选学位的其余阶段保持快速发展。因此，以及有助于提高您的学位学习水平的学习技能的高等教育学术技能部门，您还将开设三个人文学科单元。成功通过预科课程后，您将直接升读关联荣誉学位的一年级。成功修完预科课程可确保自动升入所选学位课程的一年级。根据所选择的关联程度，毕业后会有不同的潜在职业机会，这些在个人课程入学时会更详细地概述。
If you have the potential to study at degree level, but you don't meet the entry requirements, a foundation year can bridge the gap – laying the groundwork for entry into Year 1. The units you'll study are designed to build your confidence and bring you up to speed for the rest of your chosen degree. So, as well as the Academic Practice for the Humanities and Social Sciences unit, which helps develop your study skills for learning at the degree-level, you'll also do three humanities units. Once you have successfully passed your Foundation Year you will progress directly into Year 1 of your linked honours degree. All Humanities Foundation Year students study the Academic Practice for the Humanities and Social Sciences unit, which will help you to develop the academic and study skills required for degree-level work. Combined and Joint Honours English/ Politics and English/ Philosophy students will also study Approaches to English, Modern Britain since 1945, and Understanding the Contemporary World. You can take a 15 credit language unit as part of the Modern Britain since 1945 unit. International students are placed on the Foundation Year International Route which offers additional English language study skills and tutor support through the English and Academic Study unit. This unit will replace Modern Britain since 1945. Teaching is delivered via a range of methods including lectures, seminars, tutorials and, where appropriate, practical workshops, PC lab sessions, and online learning. Teaching methods depend on your chosen linked honours degree and you should expect to spend some time each week in independent study. Successful completion of the Foundation Year guarantees automatic progression onto Year 1 of the degree you have chosen to study.<br><br>###COVID Alert Message from University – 9th November 2020 is the latest possible arrival date. Deadline for attending sessions on campus if required to quarantine is 23rd November 2020 for 14 day quarantine and 16th October for 7 day quarantine. A Student staying in University accommodation will only be charged from arrival date and will not be charged for the quarantine period if required to quarantine on arrival. All late arriving students required to start online from 14th September.