UNIVERSITY OF LAUSANNE · SWITZERLAND
BA in English Studies (Years 2 & 3)
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
en
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 24Level 2 Credits
- 26Level 3 Credits
- 6Core Level 2 Modules
- 4Level 3 Course Modules
- 5Domains for Specialization
- 4000-4500Specialised Essay Word Count
This program covers the second and third years of a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Studies, building upon foundational knowledge from the first year. It is designed to deepen and broaden your understanding of English literature and linguistics, with opportunities for specialization in your final year. The curriculum includes a mix of compulsory modules to reinforce core concepts and elective seminars allowing you to explore specific interests. Across these two years, you will complete 50 credits. Level 2 modules focus on expanding your knowledge base, while Level 3 modules encourage specialization. The program emphasizes critical analysis, textual interpretation, and independent research, culminating in specialized essays and exams that demonstrate your mastery of chosen domains within English studies.
Curriculum
The second part of your studies comprises 50 credits, divided into Level 2 (24 credits) and Level 3 (26 credits). Level 2 modules reinforce and expand knowledge, while Level 3 modules focus on specialization.
- Level 2
- Survey of Anglo-American Literature Part 3BA-ANG-2-1010
- Explication de Textes: PoetryBA-ANG-2-1020
- Explication de Textes: ProseBA-ANG-2-1030
- Medieval LiteratureBA-ANG-2-1040
- LinguisticsBA-ANG-2-1050
- Complementary coursesBA-ANG-2-1060
- Level 3
- Courses (Enseignements)BA-ANG-2-2010
- Specialised essayBA-ANG-2-2020
- Written examBA-ANG-2-2030
- Oral examBA-ANG-2-2040
Frequently asked questions
- What are the total credits for the second and third years of the BA in English Studies?
- The second and third years of the BA in English Studies program together comprise 50 credits. This is divided into 24 credits for Level 2 modules and 26 credits for Level 3 modules.
- How is the curriculum structured for the second and third years?
- The curriculum includes 24 credits of Level 2 modules, which reinforce and expand knowledge, and 26 credits of Level 3 modules, which focus on specialization. Level 3 includes compulsory courses, a specialized essay, and written and oral exams.
- What support is available for students regarding their studies and assessments?
- The program encourages close work with staff. Students are advised to consult with their teachers regarding essay focus, topics, and text choices, both during and after the writing process.
- How do I apply for the second and third years of this program?
- As this program represents the continuation of studies from the first year, the application process is an internal progression managed by the university's academic administration. You will need to register for modules and exams through the university's student portal and faculty website by the specified deadlines.
- Where can I find information on tuition fees and living costs?
- Information regarding tuition fees and living costs for international students is not detailed on this specific program page. Prospective students should consult the university's official finance and admissions sections for current rates and estimates.
- What are the potential career paths after completing this program?
- Specific career outcomes are not detailed, but graduates typically develop strong analytical, research, and communication skills. These skills are valuable in a wide range of professional fields.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Please note that tuition fees are not specified on the program page. Refer to the University of Lausanne's general fee information for details.
Tuition (home)Please note that tuition fees are not specified on the program page. Refer to the University of Lausanne's general fee information for details.
LivingLiving costs are not specified on the program page. Refer to the University of Lausanne's general information for estimates.
Information regarding tuition fees and living costs for international students at the University of Lausanne is not detailed on this specific program page. Prospective students should consult the university's official finance and admissions sections for current rates and estimates.
How to apply
1. Internal ProgressionAs this program represents the continuation of studies from the first year, the application process is typically an internal progression managed by the university's academic administration. Ensure you meet the credit requirements and academic standing from your first year.
2. Consult Academic AdvisorDiscuss your module choices for Level 2 and Level 3 with your academic advisor or departmental contact to ensure you meet all requirements and to tailor your studies to your interests.
3. Module RegistrationRegister for the required Level 2 and Level 3 modules through the university's online student portal (likely my.unil) by the specified deadlines.
4. Exam RegistrationFor specific exams (written and oral in Level 3), you must register via the faculty website. Pay close attention to the registration deadlines for the January, June, or September exam sessions.
Frequently asked questions
What are the total credits for the second and third years of the BA in English Studies?
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The second and third years of the BA in English Studies program together comprise 50 credits. This is divided into 24 credits for Level 2 modules and 26 credits for Level 3 modules.
How is the curriculum structured for the second and third years?
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The curriculum includes 24 credits of Level 2 modules, which reinforce and expand knowledge, and 26 credits of Level 3 modules, which focus on specialization. Level 3 includes compulsory courses, a specialized essay, and written and oral exams.
What support is available for students regarding their studies and assessments?
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The program encourages close work with staff. Students are advised to consult with their teachers regarding essay focus, topics, and text choices, both during and after the writing process.
How do I apply for the second and third years of this program?
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As this program represents the continuation of studies from the first year, the application process is an internal progression managed by the university's academic administration. You will need to register for modules and exams through the university's student portal and faculty website by the specified deadlines.
Where can I find information on tuition fees and living costs?
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Information regarding tuition fees and living costs for international students is not detailed on this specific program page. Prospective students should consult the university's official finance and admissions sections for current rates and estimates.
What are the potential career paths after completing this program?
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Specific career outcomes are not detailed, but graduates typically develop strong analytical, research, and communication skills. These skills are valuable in a wide range of professional fields.