At St Anne’s we are strongly committed to the ‘joint schools’: ‘History and …’ They are flexible; they are broad; and although formally they straddle disciplines, they represent well thought-out and coherent fields of study. All the courses of this kind which we offer rest on the support of in-house College tutors on both …
The College has a strong classical tradition, with three tutors in the Literae Humaniores School responsible for language and literature, ancient history and philosophy respectively. Teaching for our Classics and AME Studies students is closely coordinated with that for students in Classics and English and Classics and Modern Languages.We are more than happy to consider …
The College has a strong classical tradition, with three tutors in the Literae Humaniores School responsible for language and literature, ancient history and philosophy respectively. Teaching for our Classics and Modern Languages students is closely coordinated with that for students in Classics and English and Classics and Oriental Studies, especially in the first two years …
Why Classics and English at St Anne’s? The College has a strong classical tradition, with three tutors in the Literae Humaniores School responsible for language and literature, ancient history and philosophy respectively. English has always been strong at St Anne’s: writers such as Helen Fielding and Zoë Heller studied here; other undergraduates, including Dame Gillian …
Why English and Modern Languages at St Anne’s? English and Modern Languages is an excellent course: it enables you to become fluent in a foreign language and to read widely in two literatures with the individual attention of expert tutors (more information about the Oxford English and Modern Languages course is available here). At St …