1. English Literature The University of Exeter Cornwall Campus Compiled by: Andrew McInnes, Postgraduate Researcher

2. Why Cornwall?

3. Welcome to the University of Exeter Cornwall Campus A small campus with a distinct vibe, we excel in tackling some of the world’s biggest environmental challenges through our programmes and research projects £100 million investment in eight years – the latest developments will be ready for the start of the 2012 academic year

4. High quality teaching in a research-rich environment Ranked 10th in The Times and 11th in The Guardian, making us the highest ranked South West university Nearly 90 per cent of our research was rated as internationally recognised One of the highest National Student Survey rankings in the country – top 10 every year since the survey began (8 th in 2011) An emphasis on employability, the environment, and sustainability across all subjects

5. Putting students first Top 10 for teaching, academic support, personal development, and overall satisfaction in the NSS Our libraries are currently undergoing a modernisation programme We work with our students to improve the education on offer via initiatives such as ‘Students as Change Agents’

6. An experience for life Exceptional opportunities for personal and professional development Excellent reputation with graduate recruiters A wealth of extra-curricular opportunities to add value to your CV through the Exeter Award

7. A unique student community Safe and friendly environment where you won’t get lost in the crowd Vibrant student community of about 4000 students on campus and more in nearby Falmouth Great location for sports and outdoor activities Close to the city of Truro and with easy access to the local area and beyond

8. Research Assessment Exercise 2008 Exeter English ranked 1st nationally 45% of our research classed as ‘world-leading’

9. Employability Six months after graduation 93% of Exeter's English graduates were in employment or further study (Jan 11) ‘Academic Literacies’: mandatory first-year programme including transferrable skills, employment, and work placement opportunities Careers and Employability Service The Exeter Award http://www.exeter.ac.uk/employability/

10. Employability Occupations Publishing Assistant PR Consultant Editorial Assistant Finance Assistant Merchandiser Visitor Experience Assistant Marketing Executive Further study MA English, Oxford University MA Journalism, Goldsmiths, London Employers Oxford University Press National Trust Michelin Eversheds Arcadia Group Independent Media News HarperCollins PGCE Primary, University of Cambridge MA English Studies, University of Exeter Graduate Diploma in Law

11. Why Study English at the University of Exeter’s Cornwall Campus? Top 10 in Times (6th/2012) and Guardian (10th/2012) league tables Research-led teaching: 1st for ‘world-leading research’ Excellent job prospects Interdisciplinary possibilities Dedicated staff

12. What will I study?

13. Single Honours Programmes Single Honours English

14. Combined Honours Programmes English and History English and Geography Flexible Combined Honours (30 credits in English)

15. Year 1 CORE MODULES: Foundations Shakespeare and the History of Ideas Reinventions Critical Theory

16. Year 2: Breadth and Depth Four modules: two before 1800 and two after 1800 Modules cover the history of English literature and culture from the early Renaissance to the 21st century SH students only (CH students may select modules as options)

17. Level 3: Specialisation Option Modules: Witchcraft, Magic, & Gender in Literature Places and Journeys Sex, Scandal, and Sensation in Victorian Literature The Gothic Tolkien: Scholar, Critic, Writer Dissertation Students choose own topics Individual supervision The culmination of the degree

18. How will I study?

19. Teaching methods: Lectures (30-85 students) Seminars (10-16 students) Study Groups (6 students) Tutorials (1-to-1 support) We are committed to offering 10 contact hours a week in Year 1

20. English ELE (Exeter Learning Environment)

21. Support: Personal Tutors – regular confidential academic guidance and support Student Mentoring Professional study skills training Dr Alex Murray Personal Tutor

22. Admissions SH English / CH English with History: Typical Offer: AAB-ABB; IB: 34-32. GCE A-Level English Literature or Literature/Language grade A; IB English Higher Level 6. CH Geography with English: Typical Offer: AAB-BBB; IB: 34-30. One AL and one AS in English Literature and a Humanities or Social Science; IB at least one HL5 and one IB SL6 in English and Humanities or SS.

23. Further information: http://www.exeter.ac.uk/english