HUMANITIES (PART-TIME) SINGLETON PARK CAMPUS / COMMUNITY VENUES
This dynamic and flexible part-time programme will give you a broad knowledge and understanding of humanities subjects. Taught on a part-time basis during the day and evening on campus and at other locations across Swansea and Neath Port Talbot, the degree will prepare you for challenging and rewarding roles in a wide variety of sectors, or for postgraduate study.
Global Opportunities available †
HOW TO APPLY: Students apply for this programme directly to the University by completing an online form and personal statement. For more information on how to apply, please visit our course page by scanning the above QR code. Detailed entry requirements and course features available on the Course Reference Grid (page 162) †
You will study a combination of compulsory and optional modules, taught by expert academics in their field through lectures, tutorials and seminars, and be assessed using a wide range of methods. You will study broad humanities modules offering innovative learning experiences as well as being able to choose modules in specific areas such as: English Literature, History or Sociology. You will gain a range of transferable skills which can open doors to future employment and postgraduate study, and you will be supported by our expert staff, with modules focused on academic writing development, critical thinking, and research.
Typical study venues: • Swansea University, Singleton Park Campus, Swansea • The Phoenix Centre, Townhill, Swansea TYPICAL MODULES INCLUDE: Year 1 and 2 • Academic Writing and Skills Development • Applying Academic Skills • English Essentials • Politics and the People Year 3 to 6 • Critical Creative and Reflective Thinking • Europe Between World Wars: Peace-making and International Cooperation, 1919-1939 • Social Problems: Media, Myths and Moral Panics • The Past in the Present: Heritage
Typical Offer: You do not need formal
qualifications as all applications are considered on their own merit. Applicants must attend interview and submit a personal statement of up to 500 words.
BA Honours Q Humanities
Q 6 YEAR
FUTURE CAREERS: • Community Worker
• National or Regional Government • Policy Advisor in Non-Governmental Organisations for example Unicef, Red Cross • Regional Institutions Eligible students can apply for a Tuition Fee loan and course grants to help with costs which can pay 100% of the total tuition fees.*
Challenges and Debates • The Psychology of Sleep • Writing Poetry
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*please note that funding is subject to change
The part-time degree was an affordable way to achieve a higher-level qualification. The tutors were all great, really supportive and encouraging. Throughout my time studying my confidence has grown tremendously, and I now feel like I'm on a level playing field.
Julie James, First Class Honours BA Humanities Part-time Degree
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